Popular Taiwanese Cheerleader Qun Qun Appears at B1 Game in Akita; Model and Dancer Has 960,000 Instagram Followers
Qun Qun, a cheerleader for CTBC Brothers, makes a guest appearance at a B1 basketball game between Akita and Shiga in Akita on Sunday.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
13:05 JST, December 3, 2024
Qun Qun congratulates the players and staff of the Akita Northern Happinets on their victory.
AKITA – Qun Qun, a cheer dancer for the Taiwanese professional baseball team CTBC Brothers, made a guest appearance at a B.League First Division (B1) professional basketball game between the Akita Northern Happinets and the Shiga Lakes, held in Akita on Sunday.
During the pre-game talk show, she gave a shout-out in Japanese: “This is my first time in Akita. Go Happinets!” During a break in the game, she danced for the crowd of 5,040 spectators, the largest number so far this season.
Qun Qun is also a model and a popular Instagram user with over 960,000 followers.
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