Kosuke Hori, Kyoshiro Yamamoto, and Ginji Sekido at the Sakaide Technical High School Annual Show

Kosuke Hori: Two-times "All Japan RG Championship" winner. After graduating from Doshisha University, he has been a coach of the Takada High School MRG Team.
Kyoshiro Yamamoto: He is a member of the Takada High School MRG Team. He became the 2023 "Sasaki Cup" (RG Youth Championship) all-around champion in May 2023, and finished 3rd at the "Inter-High School RG Championship" in August 2023, which is the most prestigious competition for high school gymnasts.
Ginji Sekido: He is also a member of the Takada High School MRG Team. He finished 15th in the all-around at the 2023 RG Youth Championship.
[Men's Rhythmic Gymnastics] Men’s rhythmic gymnastics (MRG) is a sport invented in Japan nearly 70 years ago. There are two variations of MRG, individuals (where gymnasts perform with one of four apparatus) and group, which focuses on tumbling, flexibility, balance, and synchronization. Today there are nearly 2,000 men’s rhythmic gymnasts active in Japan, from junior clubs up through top universities.
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