'Street Dance Girls Fighter 2' Yamada Ria passes away after battling cancer.. Waves of condolence from Jam Republic and Kirstin [Comprehensive]

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'Street Dance Girls Fighter 2' champion, Japanese dancer Yamada Ria, has passed away while battling cancer, sparking a wave of condolences.

Yamada Ria's family announced on the 24th via the late's SNS: "We are deeply saddened to inform you that Ria passed away on the 18th." They added, "During the more than a year she fought against illness, Ria endured each day with remarkable strength."

They further stated, "Our family is deeply grateful to everyone who supported and sent love and encouragement to Ria."

Yamada Ria was a Japanese dancer who rose as a promising talent by winning various competitions. Notably, in 2023, she participated with Jam Republic on Mnet's 'Street Dance Girls Fighter 2' and secured the championship.

However, last year news emerged that she was battling an autoimmune disease, causing widespread sorrow.

Upon hearing the tragic news, dance crew Jam Republic expressed condolences via their official SNS: "To our beloved Ria. Thank you for always showing your best self whenever you stepped on stage." They continued, "You worked incredibly hard, always gave your all, and never complained. Your strength, passion, and beautiful spirit have influenced many of us, and those memories will remain with us forever."

They further added, "We will miss you beyond words. But you will always hold a special place in our hearts. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel. You will never be forgotten," conveying their deep sorrow.

Jam Republic dancer Kirstin also joined the tributes by sharing Ria's obituary post. Dancer Park Eun-woo said, "Ria, my teammate and family member, has become a star in the sky. Please remember Ria, who loved dancing more than anyone else, for a long time."

Miyaabi also paid tribute, saying, "It is so sad that we can no longer meet. It is truly hard to express in words. Rest peacefully."

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