The Hirosaki Gakuin Seiai High School Baseball Club is currently conducting fund-raising activities for the second time in eight years to participate in Koshien.

At the 103rd National High School Baseball Championship Aomori Tournament held from July 13th to 26th, Hirosaki Gakuin Seiai High School won the championship from among the 53 teams in the prefecture. In the final match, he won a close 6-5 match with Aomori Yamada High School.

This is the second time that the school's baseball club has participated in Koshien since 2013 (Heisei 25). The baseball club was founded in 2001 (Heisei 13), the year after co-education, and since all the players are from Aomori prefecture, it has come to be nicknamed "Ringokko". This year too, the phrase "100% apple juice" has been a hot topic.

The donation is called on the school's homepage, and the donation target is 50 million yen. In order to participate in the Koshien tournament, which will start on August 9, with the goal of "the best in Japan from Tsugaru," the players will be able to represent Aomori Prefecture and Hirosaki on a sunny stage. It is said that he planned to demonstrate his skill.

Donations are 3,000 yen (1 unit) or more for general and current parents and graduates. For corporations and companies, 10,000 yen (1 unit) or more. The payment method is Hirosaki Gakuin University Corporate Headquarters and other reception offices for cash, and bank transfer to the fund-raising supporters' association.

Hitoshi Onodera, the vice-principal of the school, said, "We are planning to sell support goods and tickets for watching games only for school officials. Although it is difficult to support due to the corona, the players play well on the stage of Koshien. I hope we can get your support so that we can do it. "

Donations will be accepted until the end of August.