2022 Qatar World Cup | Kaoru Tanaka Bisan became the most popular CP of the Japanese team, and the sentence "I love you" attracted more than 10,000 likes

The Japanese team defeated Germany and Spain in the "Death Group E" and advanced to the top 16 of the World Cup with the first place in the group, becoming the biggest surprise in the group stage. The biggest topic before the game focused on the CPs of Tanaka Aoki and Mizuka Kaoru.

After Japan defeated Spain, the camera captured Kaoru Misaki "throwing" Tanaka Aoki , pressing on him and hugging him vigorously, causing Tanaka to laugh and shout, "It hurts! It hurts!" Sansaka said excitedly, "You kicked Good job, good kick!" The two hugged and rolled around on the ground, turning into Tanaka on the top and Mizuki on the bottom, then Tanaka helped his friend up and said with a smile: "I knew you would come."

This scene touched many fans. In addition, Tanaka Aoki and Sanjiaxun are both in the same school in elementary and middle school. Because they were born in Lunuma Elementary School together, they are called ⌈Lunuma Brothers⌋. Although Sanjia is one year older than Tanaka, their relationship has always been very strong . It's good, and coupled with the background of playing for the Kawasaki Pioneer Youth Army together since childhood, netizens even described it as "fairy friendship".

Aoki Tanaka "certified" this relationship again, and Kaoru Misaki posted a post on Instagram, sharing photos of the Japanese team celebrating after the game. This post immediately attracted Tanaka Aoki, who responded with a simple three-word response, which caused a riot among netizens: "I love you (I love you) and coupled with the heart emoji, this response received more than 10,000 likes.

The starting point of a common dream

During the World Cup, Lunuma Primary School hung cheering banners for two old students, and it has recently become a popular place to visit. A fan found the interview footage. The two went back to Lunuma Elementary School for an interview together. The production team found the graduation albums of the two when they were in the sixth grade. Although the two said "very shy", "very miss", but still opened the souvenir book more than ten years ago with great interest, and exchanged pages, and couldn't help laughing when they saw the photos of the other party when they were young. Tanaka said: "It hasn't changed at all."

Interestingly, the two people with almost the same growth trajectory have the same starting point for their dreams. Kaoru Sanzo, who graduated in 2010, wrote: "I already like football very much. I hope to become a professional player and then become an active representative of Japan. I hope I will I have been working hard towards my goal of becoming a football player."