'Kim Yeon-koung's Rival' 185cm, 8-Headed Female Police Officer: Japan's Kimura Show Offs Her Uniform Fit and Calls for the Eradication of 'Dark Side Part-Time Jobs'... "She Has a Supermodel Look" [Aichi Nagoya Asian Games]

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Former ace of the Japanese women's national volleyball team, Kimura Saeori, donned a uniform and served as a one-day police chief.

Japan's "The Answer" reported on the 29th that Kimura shared updates via her social media (SNS) about her activities as the one-day police chief at the Komaki Police Station in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

Komaki City is currently hosting the volleyball events of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Kimura served as a public relations ambassador for public safety in the host city, coinciding with the mega sports event being held in her home country.

On this day, Kimura visited Komaki High School and participated in an educational event aimed at preventing special fraud and illegal part-time jobs among students. The "Yamibaito" (dark side part-time jobs) she mentioned refers to the issue of involvement in social media-driven illegal crimes, which has recently emerged as a serious social problem among Japanese youth. Going beyond mere attendance at an event, she used her influence as a sports star to speak out on crime prevention in the local community.

She stated, "In this era where everyone owns a smartphone, we must not treat it as someone else's business; everyone needs to be careful," adding that she firmly resolved to protect her family.

Kimura is a key player who led the golden era of Japanese women's volleyball and is well-known to Korean fans as a long-time rival of "Volleyball Queen" Kim Yeon-koung. She competed in four consecutive Olympic Games, from Athens 2004 to Rio de Janeiro 2016. In particular, in the bronze medal match at the 2012 London Olympics, she engaged in a fierce showdown against South Korea, led by Kim Yeon-koung, across the net, helping Japan secure its first Olympic medal in 28 years. Having served as captain of the national team, she officially retired from active duty in 2017.

Local fans were thrilled by Kimura's appearance, perfectly pulling off the uniform with her tall stature of 185cm. Fans left comments such as "Her long legs are supermodel-level," "Her proportions are really good," "She looks like a drama protagonist," and "It would be great if she rode a police motorcycle too," showing a strong reaction.

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