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Social Media Abuzz with Flying Salarymen

TOKYO, Aug 28 (News On Japan) - A group of salarymen, known as 'Cheerlemans,' has gained widespread attention on social media for their acrobatic cheerleading performances.

These men, who are former members of Waseda University’s cheerleading team, balance their demanding professional careers with their passion for cheerleading. They practice on weekends and after work, sharing routines digitally to maximize their limited time. Their unique approach of performing in business suits has captured the imagination of audiences both in Japan and abroad, leading to increased visibility. Despite the challenges of balancing work, cheerleading, and family life, the Cheerlemans remain dedicated to their craft and continue to inspire others with their performances.

Source: TBS

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