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>Shirakawa, Zaya Brookside, and Mariah May are participating in the 6-man tag league match "Triangle Derby 1". The other day, I prayed for victory at "Billiken-san," the god of Osaka's Tsutenkaku Tower, who is said to bring happiness to those who touch his feet. Shirakawa, who had benefited from this, said, "I devised Billiken training" for the "belt challenge 'Naniwa Roulette' single elimination match" to be held at the Edion Arena Osaka 1st Stadium on February 4th. Invite reporters.
>Sitting barefoot on a chair and waiting for a reporter, he said with a strong gaze, "We have received a lot of energy from Billiken-sama, and we have learned something from Billiken-sama. That is the spirit of perseverance."
>Furthermore, he boasted, "No matter what Billiken-sama did to me, he was always smiling. That's why, like Billiken-sama, I'm always smiling, even when the soles of my feet are scratched, even when I'm hit by pressure points on my feet." I ordered a foot massage.
>However, the two men from the UK have nothing to do. Despite this, Shirakawa forces the two to say, "It's Billiken training," and asks them to press the soles of their feet. Zaya and Mariah put in their best effort, perhaps because they had something in mind, but Shirakawa kept smiling and shouted "More, Strong!"
>Moreover, he called in Murayama Daisuke, the referee, saying, "It's still not enough! Is there anyone who is good at foot pressure points?" Shirakawa fainted in agony after receiving a full-fledged foot massage by referee Murayama, who usually takes care of the players' health care, but to show his composure, he sang "Tsugaru Kaikyo Winter Scenery" imitating Sayuri Ishikawa.
>Although they weren't exactly alike, Shirakawa, who endured the tough training, said confidently, "With this, I'm sure I'll win the Osaka tournament on February 4th."
>Sitting barefoot on a chair and waiting for a reporter, he said with a strong gaze, "We have received a lot of energy from Billiken-sama, and we have learned something from Billiken-sama. That is the spirit of perseverance."
>Furthermore, he boasted, "No matter what Billiken-sama did to me, he was always smiling. That's why, like Billiken-sama, I'm always smiling, even when the soles of my feet are scratched, even when I'm hit by pressure points on my feet." I ordered a foot massage.
>However, the two men from the UK have nothing to do. Despite this, Shirakawa forces the two to say, "It's Billiken training," and asks them to press the soles of their feet. Zaya and Mariah put in their best effort, perhaps because they had something in mind, but Shirakawa kept smiling and shouted "More, Strong!"
>Moreover, he called in Murayama Daisuke, the referee, saying, "It's still not enough! Is there anyone who is good at foot pressure points?" Shirakawa fainted in agony after receiving a full-fledged foot massage by referee Murayama, who usually takes care of the players' health care, but to show his composure, he sang "Tsugaru Kaikyo Winter Scenery" imitating Sayuri Ishikawa.
>Although they weren't exactly alike, Shirakawa, who endured the tough training, said confidently, "With this, I'm sure I'll win the Osaka tournament on February 4th."
