2025 谷川萌々子の全て 『苦しみの時を超えて』 15ゴール, 5アシスト, インタビュー, イベント

While Momoko Tanigawa's success in 2025 is still fresh in our minds, she also had some tough times in the first half of her career. We look back on the year before she overcame those hardships and began to shine. The address for the one goal and one assist (in a training match against Real Madrid) not included in the video is provided below. She scored a total of 16 goals. You can purchase mandarin oranges and lemons here: https://sukkiri.base.ec/ Once you place an order, you will receive a confirmation email from base. If you do not receive it, please check your spam folder and email address settings. [Video] How to Order Mandarins and Lemons:    • 注文の仕方の動画です。その他ご質問がありましたら「sukkiri.channel.y...   03:04 2025 1st Goal 05:10 2025 2nd Goal 08:45 2025 3rd Goal 09:40 2025 4th Goal 10:25 2025 5th Goal 11:13 2025 6th Goal 12:15 2025 7th Goal 13:10 2025 8th Goal 13:38 2025 9th Goal 14:26 2025 10th Goal 15:27 2025 11th Goal 16:27 2025 12th Goal 22:17 2025 13th goal 24:22 2025 14th goal 24:38 2025 15th goal 1 goal and 1 assist not included in the video (Real Madrid training ground match):    • 谷川萌々子 1ゴール・1アシスト！ レアルマドリード戦プレイ集   English translation of interview from 17:44 We couldn't win the previous game. We want to win this time. This time, we have been able to share the pressing methods. I want to show more scenes where we can build good attacks from defense. On the pitch, I want to win more one-on-one situations. As a forward, I feel I need to improve my finishing. Both on and off the pitch, in terms of communication, I think each player should work on conveying their thoughts to the whole team. (When asked, "What do you feel playing in Germany?") "Personally, I feel that the passion for winning is something many Japanese people find difficult to express outwardly, or rather, they tend not to show it much. abroad made me feel this even more strongly. I regularly observe that by projecting that kind of energy myself, the influence on teammates is immense. I feel that if each individual gradually brings that out, the atmosphere can shift, and that energy itself generates power. So, I sense there's potential to positively alter what defines “Japanese-ness”. Compared to last time, I challenged myself to speak up more to my teammates and coaches before entering this camp. When I was first selected for the Japan women's national team, I was really nervous and just Going waited for the senior players to take the initiative. But now I'm gradually getting used to it. I believe that by voicing my own opinions, not only do I improve, but the team improves too, so I'm actively challenging myself in that way. to keep working on that. My ultimate goal is to become a player who starts and is central to the team. I believe this is my, so I want to deliver results. Both the team and I are aiming to win and improve our performance. (Asked about thoughts ahead of the Canada match) Playing in Japan is incredibly exciting. It's also a great opportunity to grow the fanbase here. I want to work hard to deliver entertaining football for everyone watching. of that, I want to prepare to deliver good performances individually.