Soranin High School is a school soccer team from Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, in the Blue Lock series. It is known as the club that developed Kenyu Yukimiya before his call into the national striker project.
Soranin High School fields a soccer side rooted in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, as shown in the Blue Lock series. Its significance rests on its tie to one of the program's talented forwards.
The school was where Kenyu Yukimiya played before joining the wider selection process. Jinpachi Ego, who launched the Blue Lock Project, drew Yukimiya out of Soranin and into the drive to build Japan's finest striker.

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Soranin High School is the school soccer team that developed Kenyu Yukimiya before he was drawn into the Blue Lock Project.
Soranin High School is located in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan.
Kenyu Yukimiya, who wore the number 9 shirt, is Soranin High School's standout player.
Jinpachi Ego, who launched the Blue Lock Project, drew Kenyu Yukimiya out of Soranin High School and into the drive to build Japan's finest striker.
Soranin High School is listed with active status, even though its notable player, Kenyu Yukimiya, has since moved on to the Blue Lock Project.
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