Active players give their all in a promotional video for Pacific League TV.

PERSOL Pacific League TV has released a promotional video on its official YouTube page featuring active players from Pacific League six baseball teams. The promotional video will be aired on various social networking sites and on some ballpark visions.

Saitama Seibu Lions In the version, Masayuki Kuwahara The players appear in the film. The 15-year professional veteran, who just joined the team this season as an FA from Yokohama DeNA, makes his first appearance in the promotional video for Patere.

In fact, Kuwabara has experience winning the "Paterea Award 2024" channel registration grand prize after his "Kitsune Dance" video, which he performed on the bench in 2024, became a YouTube sensation. He seems to have become accustomed to the recording, saying, "I was trained well by (Yokohama) DeNA. What kind of performance did he really show?

[Three questions for Kuwahara after the photoshoot]

① What are your thoughts on the photoshoot?

Kuwahara: It was fun. I thought it was perfect for me (lol).

② Including your time with The BayStars, were you conscious of acting or anything like that?

Kuwahara: I've had video recordings before, but I've never had to yell like this. It was a great experience. I guess it's all about skill! (laughs)

③ Please share your aspirations for this season with the fans.

Kuwahara: I'll be playing in Pacific League this season, so I'll do my best to make Pacific League exciting! Please support me!

Bonus: Shuta Tonosaki, Honorary Ambassador for Pacific League TV, also made an inspection!?

​Shuta Tonosaki appeared at the filming location before the start of recording and checked the footage of players from other teams who had already finished filming. He couldn't help but smile at the enthusiastic performance of Chiba Lotte Marines of Daito Yamamoto, and praised him, saying, "That's great! Amazing!" Regarding Kuwahara's appearance, he gave his seal of approval, saying, "I'm looking forward to it. He's always smiling, so I think he'll be fine."

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