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"Watching a Japanese off-season overseas training session!" GS Caltex continues its "special journey" with fans for the third year... Yoo Seo-yeon: "I feel an even greater sense of responsibility"

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GS Caltex announced that it conducted an 'Overseas Training Camp Fan Tour' from the 12th to the 14th, a two-night, three-day trip in Mito and Hitachinaka cities, Japan. /Photo=Provided by GS Caltex
GS Caltex announced that it conducted an 'Overseas Training Camp Fan Tour' from the 12th to the 14th, a two-night, three-day trip in Mito and Hitachinaka cities, Japan. /Photo=Provided by GS Caltex

The unique fan culture of GS Caltex, where fans accompany the team at off-season training camps to pray for success in the new season, continues for the third consecutive year.

GS Caltex announced that it conducted an 'Overseas Training Camp Fan Tour' from the 12th to the 14th, a two-night, three-day trip in Mito and Hitachinaka cities, Japan. This tour included 15 accompanying fans.

According to the club, participants visited the training ground of sister team Astemo Rivale in Hitachinaka on the afternoon of the 13th to watch a practice match. In the three-set match, GS Caltex demonstrated game-like performance, winning two sets after tight deuce battles, such as 33-31.

Later that evening, players and fans formed groups at a hotel in Mito city center to enjoy bingo games, take photos, and hold autograph sessions, spending time together in harmony.

Positive reactions from both fans and players followed. Jo In-woo, a fan who participated in the second tour, shared his thoughts: "It was meaningful to directly witness the process of players training and building the team during the off-season."

Captain Yoo Seo-yeon responded, saying, "I feel a sense of responsibility for the fans who traveled all the way to Japan, and I will show an even better performance in the upcoming season."

GS Caltex's training camp fan tour, first planned as an integrated men's and women's V-League event in 2023, is settling in as a unique club fan culture beyond a one-time event. Kim Yong-hee, head of GS Caltex Volleyball Club, stated, "We will continuously provide opportunities for communication so that fans can feel closer to the team and see it as 'our team' rather than just spectators."

GS Caltex announced that it conducted an 'Overseas Training Camp Fan Tour' from the 12th to the 14th, a two-night, three-day trip in Mito and Hitachinaka cities, Japan. /Photo=Provided by GS Caltex
GS Caltex announced that it conducted an 'Overseas Training Camp Fan Tour' from the 12th to the 14th, a two-night, three-day trip in Mito and Hitachinaka cities, Japan. /Photo=Provided by GS Caltex

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