A Q&A with CHIYUME from "FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION"! [2026 Pacific League 6 Teams Performer Introduction No. 125]

Pacific League Insight - Sari Ikeda

Introducing all the performers from the 6 Pacific League teams in 2026: No. 125 "FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION" CHIYUME
Introducing all the performers from the 6 Pacific League teams in 2026: No. 125 "FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION" CHIYUME

Performers who will energize the 2026 season Pacific League gather again this year for Pacific League Insight! Behind the radiant smiles, hidden effort, baseball love, and uniquely rich characters... We will fully showcase the charm of all 133 members of the official PA 6 cheer and performance team.

This directory will make cheering at the stadium even more enjoyable—you're sure to find your very own 'favorite.' While waiting for the game to start, please take your time and enjoy it to the fullest!

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This time, we introduce CHIYUME from the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters official performance team, "FIGHTERS GIRL The Fighters GENERATION."

Born May 26 in Nayoro City, Hokkaido, nickname 'Chi-chan', hobbies include visiting cafes, cooking, baking sweets, baking, sauna, stargazing, and watching Korean dramas.

Currently, CHIYUME is also studying hard to become a registered dietitian. She had no prior dance experience and was actually not good at standing in front of people. Still, with the feeling of "regretting doing something rather than not regretting not doing it," she took on the audition for the The Fighters girl she had long admired. Although the results narrowly missed out, she seized the opportunity that came her way and was selected as a member of "FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION."

"Because I have no experience, every day is a continuous learning experience. While reflecting repeatedly, I am doing my utmost to help me grow step by step," he expresses his enthusiasm for further development.

[For the '2026 Pacific Baseball Six Teams Complete Performers' introduction, click here]

Scenes from activities at ES CON FIELD Hokkaido © HNF
Scenes from activities at ES CON FIELD Hokkaido © HNF

A Q&A with CHIYUME!

◯How would you describe your personality in one word?
Staying true to one's original intentions

What are some essential warnings that should always be included in your "instruction manual"?
Being born and raised in Hokkaido, I'm extremely sensitive to heat. Please avoid high temperatures and humidity (lol).

I love "〇〇"!
Eating (Korean food, Jiro-style ramen, Mala Tang, all kinds of fruit)
Cute girls (Japanese idols, Korean idols)

I'm not good at "〇〇"!
Hot and damp places, insects, ghosts

What were your childhood dreams?
There were many professions, including dentists, flight attendants, and hairdressers.

What is the most moving experience you've ever had in your life?
My first visit to Disneyland allowed me to have the princess experience of becoming my favorite character, Rapunzel. It felt like a dream come true, and it's a memory I'll never forget.

What are you grateful for in your life?
It's my parents. From a young age, they let me take on many extracurricular activities and encouraged me to try things I wanted to do. They were always my biggest supporters, and I feel that I'm able to take on new challenges like this now because of them.

◯What's your phone's wallpaper?
A bouquet of pink tulips

What would you want to eat as your last meal?
There are so many things I want to eat that it's hard to choose...but if I had to pick one, I'd want to eat lots of expensive strawberries!

What surprised you when the activities started?
ES CON FIELD Hokkaido is much bigger than I imagined, and you end up walking a lot. I often walk over 10,000 steps.

What do you find most difficult about your activities right now?
Because I'm naturally an introverted person, I find it very difficult and requires a lot of courage to speak up and talk to customers or to gather people together and liven up the atmosphere. However, when I do manage to get even a small smile in return, it makes me incredibly happy and boosts my confidence.

◯What were your impressions on your first day of practice?
Even the basics that all the other members took for granted were all new to me, and I was desperately trying to keep up by watching and imitating. I remember being filled with anxiety, wondering if I would really be able to do it.

Here's what's amazing about member XX!
KAHO's sense of responsibility is amazing!
I truly respect how he always thinks about the team as captain and acts to make things better. He's a very kind captain and someone I'm proud of.

What are you most looking forward to doing with this team from now on?
Our goal is to bring smiles and energy to our customers through our unique form of entertainment.

◯What do you think "FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION" is?
I believe they can deliver a new form of entertainment that will further enliven ES CON FIELD Hokkaido.

Look at this part of me!
My goal is to improve my dance performance. Because I'm inexperienced, I want to work harder than anyone else and become someone who can be told, "You've really grown!"

If you had to choose your walk-up music for the 2026 season, which would it be?
ONE OK ROCK "Memories"

"FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION" CHIYUME © HNF
"FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION" CHIYUME © HNF

Finally, a message to the readers of Pacific League Insight...

"To all the fans of the six Pacific League League teams, thank you for reading to the end! Even though we're on different teams, I'm happy to be able to liven up the stadium together with all of you who love baseball. When you come to ES CON FIELD Hokkaido, please feel free to say hello! I will continue to do my best to bring smiles and energy to everyone! I look forward to seeing you all at the stadium!"

[FIGHTERS GIRL GENERATION]
Established in 2026 as a sister group to Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters' official cheerleading team, "The Fighters Girls," this "next-generation co-creation performance team" began its activities on May 29, 2026, with 10 initial members, aiming to evolve ES CON FIELD Hokkaido and F Village into world-class ballparks, based on the team's "Fan Service 1st" philosophy. Its greatest feature is that it transcends the traditional role of performers and operates as a "community cast" that connects people, spaces, and experiences. Its goal is to transform every location within the facility into a stage, creating a special day that goes beyond just the game, uniting fans right in front of them. Another major appeal of this project is that it regularly shares the members' real-life growth stories through video content, allowing fans to watch and grow alongside them.

Article provided by:Pacific League Insight - Sari Ikeda

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