Hirosaki's women's soccer club "Bon Sagesse" is currently collecting donations for participating in the national tournament.

With the goal of "even women want to make soccer a lifelong sport", this soccer club is centered around Hirosaki and includes junior high school students and adults in Hirakawa, Kuroishi, Itayanagi, and Aomori. Formed around director Shino Hiraguri, the group currently has 25 members. Established in June 2017 (Heisei 29). The club name means "good wisdom".

While working as a clerk, Hiraguri also plays as a player and manages the operation of the club and practices. Hiraguri says, "I've got a large driver's license and sometimes drive a bus myself. I'm struggling with funding because I ask for sponsorship from friends and companies that cooperate with me, and the players pay for it." Mr. Miss.

They won the 29th Tohoku Women's Futsal Championship and JFA 19th All Japan Women's Futsal Championship held in December last year in the Tohoku region, and decided to participate in the main tournament to be held in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka from March 3rd. “Because we lost in the semi-finals last year, it was a victory we were able to achieve in six years since the team was formed,” says Hiraguri.

At the same time as winning the championship, Mr. Hiraguri said that he was worried about the activity expenses. Mr. Hiraguri said, "I was happy about my first national tournament, but there were some parts that I honestly couldn't be happy about. I want as many players as possible to experience the national level as a representative of Tohoku, so I want the cooperation of many people. If you can please," he called out.

"I want to win as many as possible and liven up women's soccer in Aomori and Tohoku."

1 unit = 3,000 yen for individual sponsors, 1 unit = 5,000 yen for corporate group sponsorships. Send thank-you notes to collaborators. The transfer destination is Aomori Bank Ominato Branch, ordinary deposit, account number 3111386, account name "Bon Sajesu". Donation boxes will be set up at “Takoyaki/Dagashi Non” (Minamiyokomachi, Hirosaki City) and “Sappadu” (Takada).