besu

Takuya Takeshima, better known as besu, is a Japanese professional League of Legends support currently playing for We Can Win in the LJL, the League of Legends Japan League and the country’s top competitive division.

The LJL Stage

At the summit of Japanese professional League of Legends, the LJL is where the country’s strongest squads earn the right to represent it abroad, at events such as the Mid-Season Invitational and the World Championship. For a player like besu, the league offers both the loftiest domestic goal and a chance to lift the region’s profile worldwide, a region that has been steadily narrowing its distance from more established competitive scenes.

Mastering the Support Role

besu plays a job that mixes self-sacrifice with real strategic weight. Supports act as the team’s eyes, placing and clearing wards to control vision, guarding their bot lane partner through the fragile early minutes, and setting up the engages or disengages that tip team fights. They seldom lead damage tables, yet top supports steer the course of a game through where they stand, when they act, and how constantly they talk to their team.

The role also demands a lot of calling, since supports tend to have the clearest picture of the map and can organize rotations, objective setups, and vision plays. It rewards game sense and team-first decisions over personal stat lines, which is why strong supports are so valuable as connecting pieces on any roster.

Representing We Can Win

Playing under the We Can Win name, besu is part of a lineup competing in the demanding upper tier of Japanese play. Life on a pro roster means daily scrims, reviewing footage, and refining communication, which matters more for supports than for any other role. Since the position links the bot lane with the rest of the map, besu’s ability to coordinate with his AD carry while also guiding macro calls can meaningfully swing contested games.

Outlook

As an active LJL competitor, besu has the chance to make a lasting mark on the Japanese scene and help push its international development forward. Supports who truly understand vision, engage timing, and team coordination become essential to their squads’ results. His progress with We Can Win will hinge on forging strong synergy with his teammates and keeping pace with the shifting demands of the professional meta.