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19-Year-Old Japanese Volleyball Player Serves Up Good Looks And Wins Fans At The Asian Games

Keihan Takahashi, whose dad is Iranian and mum, Japanese, is also an undergraduate at the prestigious Hosei University in Tokyo.
19-Year-Old Japanese Volleyball Player Serves Up Good Looks And Wins Fans At The Asian Games

At the 19th Asian Games currently happening in Hangzhou, the cheers at the volleyball courts have been deafening.

And we suspect that part of the cheers were reserved for a certain good-looking spiker for the Japanese men’s volleyball team.

Meet Keihan Takashi

Meet 19-year-old Keihan Takahashi, who made his debut on the world stage at the Asian Games. The towering 1.93m-tall hunk went on to help defeat Qatar 3-1 for the bronze medal on Tuesday (Sep 26).

“He’s so handsome that he is scary!” read one comment with another saying that they “couldn’t concentrate on watching the game at all…” due to Keihan’s distractingly good looks.

Netizens have likened Keihan Takahashi's vibe to popular Japanese actor Ryusei Yokohama (left)

Fervent fans have wasted no time in doing a quick background check on Keihan.

He was born on Oct 13, 2003, is of mixed heritage
— his dad is Iranian and his mum, Japanese — and is currently an undergraduate at the prestigious Hosei University in Tokyo.

Hangzhou will not be the last time fans get to see this talented athlete in action. Keihan has qualified to compete next year at the World Volleyball Championship, Volleyball World Cup and the Olympics.

Keihan Takahashi in action. You are welcome!

Photos: hk01, Yahoo Taiwan

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