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Japanese female golfer Yoshida Rin (23) captivated fans' attention by showcasing her glamorous dress ensemble.
Japan's 'The Answer' reported on the 29th that "Shiseido Sports Japan, a tournament sponsor responsible for beauty support for players, shared photos of the pre-party waiting room featuring Yoshida and other participants on its official Instagram, sparking a strong response."
The event was the pre-party for the JLPGA Tour's 'Shiseido·JAL Ladies Open,' held in early July. In the main tournament, rookie Kurabayashi claimed victory after a seven-player playoff.
About two months after the intense competition concluded, on August 28, Shiseido Sports Japan, which leverages its cosmetics company strengths for sports marketing, posted behind-the-scenes photos from the waiting room on Instagram. The Shiseido side stated, "Our in-house beauty artists personally styled the players' hair and makeup during the pre-party. In response to fans' requests to see more of the players in their dresses, we are releasing photos of 39 participants in two parts."


Yoshida opened the first part of the released pre-party photos. Alongside Yoshida Rin, who flawlessly executed a perfect hairstyle and dress with Shiseido's support, images of 23 players including Miyako Reika, Kawasaki Haruka, Suganuma Nana, and Yasuda Yuka were featured. Fans cheered over Yoshida's unexpected appearance off the field, exclaiming, "What is this cuteness?"
Meanwhile, Yoshida, who has become a hot topic in Japan, was born in 2004 and turned professional in 2024 as one of Japan's next-generation golf stars. Despite her petite stature of 153cm, she secured her first victory at the 2026 JLPGA Tour 'Yonex Ladies' and followed up with her second career win at the August 'CAT Ladies,' proving her skills. She is also well-known as the younger sister of famous professional golfer Yoshida Yuri, who currently competes on the U.S. tour.

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