Suzu Hirose has recently confirmed that she will star in the movie "Cheer☆Dance: The True Story of High School Girls Conquering America with Cheerleading Dance", which is adapted from the true story of the cheerleading team of Fukui Prefectural Commercial High School winning the national competition. In order to successfully play the role of a cheerleader in the movie, Suzu Hirose has received special training for nearly half a year. Suzu Hirose's new film is adapted from a true story that happened in Fukui Commercial High School in 2009. It depicts a group of high school girls starting from scratch and eventually winning the overall championship in the high school performance department of the national cheerleading dance competition. The plot basically follows the trajectory of the true story. The protagonist played by Suzu Hirose has a naive personality. She joined the cheerleading team in the hope of cheering for the boy she secretly loves in the football club. After that, she received unexpectedly strict special training from the female advisor, and eventually became the center of the cheerleading team and won the championship with her friends in the team. In order to successfully play a cheerleader, Suzu Hirose started cheerleading training in December last year. The longest training day was spent on practice for 6 hours. Although she had no dancing experience, Suzu Hirose had outstanding athletic nerves. With the help of Chiyo Maeda, the cheerleading coach of Fukui Commercial High School, she quickly found the essentials. The winning member of 2009 who was invited to direct also praised Suzu Hirose's performance. At the end of the filming, the crew was scheduled to go to the United States to shoot the location and compete with the strongest team in the United States. In order to show the results of the special training, Suzu Hirose said that she hoped to look like a member who had really received cheerleading training. While competing with all her strength, she would not forget that cheerleading dance itself is a happy thing. "Cheer☆Dance" has been confirmed to be officially released in 2017 to meet the audience. The director is Yuto Kawai. Producer Takashi Hirano said that Suzu Hirose's smile and dynamic feeling are most suitable for the role. He hopes that the audience will be inspired by her performance in the film.