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😄Ah, you started thinking. Maybe that's where you went wrong!
It means nothing.
Every point has to be analysed on the basis of the point progression and the shots before it that set up the winner.
One player hit x no of winners to player y's fh side. On its own that's a random and largely useless piece of information.
If your point is that Harimoto cannot defend his FH side then you'd be wrong.
Nobody can defend the FH side properly when they are previously pushed out of position or were forced to an error that popped the ball up (or otherwise) to leave a relatively easy winner.
But I don't know what your point is because you didn't make one, or clarify.
If someone scores 8 points in one set on someone's FH and those points almost always occur after a ball change from BH > FH, then you can say that something is wrong with your opponent and that you have found your opponent's weak point.
This is an observation that is not difficult to see, but perhaps a little more difficult for some to understand, I don't know. Just because someone has a difficult-to-read FH (like Truls) does not mean that you should not react.