Sakura Yosozumi, who won the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics skateboarding women’s park, visited “RALPH LAUREN”, a limited-time concept store “Ralph Lauren Ginza”. Yosozumi, the ambassador of “POLO RALPH LAUREN”, showed off his “first time after the Olympics” skateboard lamp on the terrace of the store.
Yosumi’s outfit that appeared at the talk event was a white T-shirt with “SAKURA 1” written in cherry blossoms on the back, sweatshirts, yellow cable knit, and white canvas sneakers. Except for the “RED BULL” cap, everything is coordinated by “Polo Ralph Lauren”. When asked for his style, he said, “I’m happy to wear such cute clothes, and it’s very easy to move.”
At the event, he performed his first slip on the “POLO SPORTS” ramp, which was also designed by Sakura Yosozumi. “I’m very happy to have you make a’Polo’lamp. The size and height are just right, and I’m very satisfied.” “Ralph Lauren Ginza” will hold a school “RL SKATEBOARD SCHOOL for Kids” led by professional skateboarders on the weekend until August 31st. The school is open to elementary school students from the age of 5 and accepts reservations for the first 10 people each time through the dedicated official LINE account of “Ralph Lauren Ginza”, but the previous recruitment was full in less than 5 minutes from the start. Yosozumi’s dream is to get a job to convey the appeal of skateboarding to children in the future. “I love small children, and I want to support children who are aiming for the Olympics and working hard like me. And I hope I can become a person that everyone will adore.”
“Polo Ralph Lauren” has provided clothing that Yosozumi can wear during practice, such as polo shirts, T-shirts, and hoodies. As for the future, he said, “It would be cute if there was a” tether “designed to have” Polo Bear “on a skateboard. The color should be black or navy!” It seems that the dirty white feels wasteful because it slips a lot and sometimes falls.
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