The soccer club team "Blandieu Hirosaki FC", which competes in the Tohoku Soccer League 1st Division, will play the first official match of the season at Iwate Prefectural Athletic Park No. 1 Athletic Field on June 6.

Blancdieu, who is aiming to enter the J-League from Hirosaki, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Last season, he won the league title for the first time in two years, aiming to be promoted to JFL in the third national regional soccer champions league, but lost in the first round.

This year's league match was originally scheduled to start on April 25, but the schedule was changed due to the influence of the new coronavirus, and it became a non-spectator match (for the time being) with a "round-robin round-robin system". Blancdieu plans to broadcast the game on YouTube, and plans to link it with other projects.

Since its founding, Blancdieu has been focusing on community exchange activities, holding soccer classes for children, social gatherings with fans, and home games such as events and local store openings around the ground every year. Activities are restricted due to the corona disaster, and activities like before can not be done, but with a view to the national polity scheduled to be held in Aomori in 2026, new departments such as track and field and volleyball will be established, cleaning activities in the area, information dissemination using SNS We are focusing on.

Last year, this season's uniform adopted a design recruited for high school students in the prefecture. The background of the project is the cancellation of the "National High School Fashion Design Championship (Fashion Koshien)", and the desire to provide a place for high school students who have lost their place to make presentations is included.

The recruitment of uniform designs will be held again this year. We are looking for uniform design proposals for next year from June 3rd. In addition, a brandie spot has been set up at the special venue on the 1st floor of Hiroro (Ekimae-cho, Hirosaki City), where new uniforms, player profile photos are displayed, and posters are distributed free of charge.

Kang Hyo-il, who is in his second year as a coach, said, "Behind-door games are not supported by citizens and supporters, so maintaining the motivation of the players is my biggest job. Show enthusiasm.