Murasame High School
CharacterMurasame High School fields a soccer club out of Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan. Its main claim in the Blue Lock story is that Jin Kiyora wore its colors before Jinpachi Ego pulled him into the Blue Lock Project.
Overview
Based in Fukuoka Prefecture, this school runs a football program that sits among the many domestic clubs referenced across the series. The team is still marked as active in the source. Its relevance comes almost entirely from a single alumnus who went on to join the national talent experiment at the center of the story.
Role
The club serves as the starting point for one of Blue Lock's strikers. Before Ego's recruitment drive swept him up, Jin Kiyora represented Murasame at the high-school level. Beyond providing that origin, the team plays no direct part in the tournament arcs and is not shown competing on the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jin Kiyora?
Jin Kiyora is a Blue Lock striker who played for Murasame High School before Jinpachi Ego recruited him into the Blue Lock Project.
Where is Murasame High School located?
Murasame High School is based in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.
Does Murasame High School compete in any tournaments in Blue Lock?
No, Murasame High School is not shown competing in the tournament arcs; its role is limited to being Jin Kiyora's origin school.
What is Murasame High School known for in the Blue Lock story?
Murasame High School is known chiefly as the school where Jin Kiyora played at the high-school level before joining Blue Lock.
Is Murasame High School still active in Blue Lock?
Yes, Murasame High School is marked as active, though no coaching staff, roster, or match record accompanies its entry beyond Jin Kiyora.
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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