The Waseda University Cheerleading Club ( ???????? , Waseda Daigaku? enbu ) is a cheerleading club at Waseda University in Japan. It's entertaining for Waseda University sports club.
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Organization
The university band consists of three parts - leader, brass band and cheerleaders. Team name is "Big Bears". The university authorities lend a university flag to the club to be hoisted only by members. Only members can lead students singing anthems at official events.
The club is included in the Tokyo Big6 cheering party league.
Maps Waseda University Cheerleading Club
Alumnie's Association
The club's alumni association is the Waseda University Cheerleading Club Alumni Association ( ?????? ? Enbu T? Monkai.) Their motto is: "Strong roots for beautiful flowers. "This is about the importance of practice and that members should work in the background and should not be heroes.
History
The club's first appearance featured Shinkei Yoshioka in the Waseda - Keio baseball game in 1905. The club was disbanded and reformed repeatedly. The official origin is marked as 1940.
See also
- Song opponent
References
Further reading
- Waseda University Cheerleading Club, ed. (1987), History of Cheerleading Club of Waseda University -Ganda for 47 years gathered by members - (in Japanese) Ã, Shinji, Sugano (2003), Nippon baseball youth - From Bushido baseball To Waseda-Keio joy rivalry (in Japanese), Tokyo : Taishukanshoten
- the 70th wedding committee of Waseda University Cheerleading Club, ed. (2010), 70th Anniversary of Cheerleading Club History of Waseda University Success of tradition and arrogance 1219 testimonies (in Japanese)
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External links
- Were Cheerleading Club Waseda Alumni Association (in Japanese)
- T? mon News - Alumni Association Weblog (in Japanese)
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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