Kibogaoka Cheer Dance College

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General Supervision

Moriyuki
(Yukiko Mori)

Japan Cheer Dance Association (JCDA) Certified Instructor
Yokohama DeNA Baystars Official Performance Team Diana Technical Director
B League Kawasaki Brave Thunders Cheerleader IRIS Technical Director
Since she was a child, she has had various dance experiences, including rhythmic gymnastics, jazz, soul, hip-hop, and contemporary dance, and discovered cheerdance in her teens.
In 2007, she served as captain of the Japanese professional cheerleading team, and won the U.S. Cheerleading Championships, beating the US team.
Participated in the establishment of the Japan Cheer Dance Association, a general incorporated association.
She works as a dancer in artists' concerts, and also performs and coordinates choreography for dramas, commercials, music videos, events, competitions and stage performances, as well as serving as a judge at various competitions.
In 2017, he won the Choreography Award.

Through cheerdance, children will develop their physical abilities, cooperation (communication skills), imagination and expression while interacting with music and people.

Kibogaoka Community Gymnasium　

Date

Wednesday Course [2025] April 2025, 4 - March 9, 2026

Overview

	Time	Capacity	Entry fee	Venue
An infant (Middle and Senior Years)	Wed 16:10～17:10	20 people	Annual membership fee 5,500 yen Monthly fee: 7,200 yen	Kibogaoka Community Gymnasium
1st to 3rd grade of elementary school	Wed 17:20～18:20	30 people	Annual membership fee 5,500 yen Monthly fee: 7,200 yen	Kibogaoka Community Gymnasium
4st grade to 3rd grade of junior high school	Wed 18:30～19:30	30 people	Annual membership fee 5,500 yen Monthly fee: 7,200 yen	Kibogaoka Community Gymnasium

Dates(As of June 2026)

[ Wednesday Course ]

Month	Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5
2026/01	-	14 days	21 days	28 days	-
2026/02	4 days	-	18 days	25 days	-
2026/03	4 days	11 days	18th(★)	-
2026/04	-	8 days	15 days	22 days	-
2026/05	-	13 days	20 days	27 days
2026/06	3 days	10 days	17 days	24 days
2026/07	1 days	8 days	15 days	22 days	-
2026/08	5 days	-	19 days	26 days
2026/09	2 days	9 days	16 days	-	30 days
2026/10	7 days	14 days	21 days	28 days
2026/11	4 days	11 days	18 days	25 days
2026/12	2 days	9 days	16 days	23 days	-
2027/01	6 days	13 days	20 days	27 days
2027/02	3 days	10 days	17 days	24 days
2027/03	3 days	10 days	17 days	24 days	-

*The dates marked with (★) are when parent tours will be held.

Program

1 Toddler (middle/older)
aims	Through cheerdance, we can experience music and people, and hold regular recitals and other events. We cultivate children's physical abilities, cooperation (communication skills), imagination and expressiveness.
Program	・Basic Ballet (beginner level) ・Rhythm training (beginner level) ・Dance techniques (kicks, turns, jumps, etc., beginner level) ・POM Dance・Freestyle Dance (Beginner level)
Reception status	Acceptance end

2 1st to 3rd grade of elementary school
aims	Through cheerdance, we can experience music and people, and hold regular recitals and other events. We cultivate children's physical abilities, cooperation (communication skills), imagination and expressiveness.
Program	・Basic Ballet (Beginner to beginner level) ・Rhythm training/isolation (beginner to beginner level) ・Dance techniques (kicks, turns, jumps, etc., beginner level) ・POM Dance・Freestyle Dance (Beginner level)
Reception status	Acceptance end

3 4st grade to 3rd grade of junior high school
aims	Through cheerdance, we can experience music and people, and hold regular recitals and other events. We cultivate children's physical abilities, cooperation (communication skills), imagination and expressiveness.
Program	・Basic Ballet (Beginner to intermediate level) ・Rhythm training/isolation (beginner to intermediate level) ・Dance techniques (kicks, turns, jumps, etc., beginner to intermediate level) ・POM Dance・Freestyle Dance (Beginner to intermediate level)
Reception status	Acceptance end

Instructor Profile

Supervision

General Supervision Moriyuki
(Yukiko Mori)

Japan Cheer Dance Association (JCDA) Certified Instructor
Yokohama DeNA Baystars Official Performance Team Diana Technical Director
B League Kawasaki Brave Thunders Cheerleader IRIS Technical Director
Since she was a child, she has had various dance experiences, including rhythmic gymnastics, jazz, soul, hip-hop, and contemporary dance, and discovered cheerdance in her teens.
In 2007, she served as captain of the Japanese professional cheerleading team, and won the U.S. Cheerleading Championships, beating the US team.
Participated in the establishment of the Japan Cheer Dance Association, a general incorporated association.
She works as a dancer in artists' concerts, and also performs and coordinates choreography for dramas, commercials, music videos, events, competitions and stage performances, as well as serving as a judge at various competitions.
In 2017, he won the Choreography Award.

lecturer

Saki Yashiro
(Saki Yashiro)

Nihon University Second High School Cheer Dance Club ARCHERS
Tamagawa University dance drill team JULIAS　
2017～ Member of Team JCDA
She studied classical ballet for about 3 years from the age of 10, and began cheer dancing in high school. In 2016, she won the US Cheer Dance Championship. Currently, she is a member of Team JCDA and an instructor who teaches cheer dancing to a wide range of students from children to high school students.
Rio Watanabe
(Rio Watanabe)

Cheer & Dance team LOTUS member
She learned cheerleading from a young age for 10 years, and discovered cheer dancing in junior high school. As part of the adult team Cheer & Dance team LOTUS, she has competed and won in many categories, including pom, cheer dance, and jazz. She currently coaches a kids' team.