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  1. Japanese League - T.League 2021/2022

    https://tleague.jp/news/detail.php?id=1561 (via Google Translate) Contracted players (paid on October 14, 2021) We would like to inform you that the following player contracts have been decided for the T-League. <Men> ? Kinoshita Meister Tokyo Tomokazu Harimoto (Tomokazu Harimoto) Hokuto...
  2. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    As Vlad Celler mentioned in the WTT Doha thread, winning the Asian Championship puts HH at #17 (official ranking is out now). And with DN retired, 17 is really 16. I think World Championship has 32 seeds so she should be safely seeded. I hope she has a great tournament and move up the rankings...
  3. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    2021 Asian Table Tennis Championship Women's SIngles Champion!!! So happy for her!!!
  4. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    Tied up at 1-1. FIrst game was all SYB forehand vs. HH backhand. HH cannot win doing that. Second game she neutralized SYB forehand chances and was able to get her forehand in a bit.
  5. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

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  6. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    Hina Hayata has had a very busy schedule: A grueling Japan WTTC trials (Winner). WTT Star Contender Women's Singles (Winner) and Mixed Doubles (WInner), now ATTC Teams (contributed to Winning Team), Mixed Doubles (Winner), and hopefully winner of Women's Singles. Hopefully, she gets a good...
  7. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    Wow, that was way too close with Shibata leading most of the way in the 5th. Hayata into the finals to hopefully claim the championship.
  8. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    Good day for Japanese men so far. Both Shunsuke Togami and Yuto Kizukuri of Japan make it to the QF. Notably, Togami beat WCT, and Kizukuri beat both CCA and An Jaehyun to get there. Edit: And I forgot Kazahiro Yoshimura getting to QF beating Sathiyan and Lim Jonghoon; Shinozuka Hiroto makes it...
  9. 2021 ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships

    Somehow Miyu Nagasaki gets JJH in R64. I guess seeding not based on rankings except for very top. Nonetheless, I expected more from Miyu.
  10. WTT Contender Doha 2021

    Winning this event put Hina Hayata at #21 on the world ranking list ... up 6 spots. I want her to win the Asian Championships to move up even further!
  11. WTT Contender Doha 2021

    I didn't watch it live so can anyone explain what JJH got the 2nd yellow card for that resulted in a point being taken away?
  12. Japanese League - T.League 2021/2022

    Miwa Harimoto beats Han Ying 3-0 ! Scroll to 3rd match: https://tleague.jp/schedule/detail.php?id=313
  13. Japanese League - T.League 2021/2022

    Hina Hayata redeems herself with the match 5 win over Miyuu Kihara. Also, 13 year old Miwa Harimoto beats seasoned veteran Sakura Mori 3-0 ! https://tleague.jp/schedule/detail.php?id=307https://tleague.jp/schedule/detail.php?id=307
  14. Japanese League - T.League 2021/2022

    A new season of Japanese T League started September 9, 2021. This season will see some new faces ( https://tleague.jp/player/ ) including Lily Zhang and Shin Yubin. The Red Elves should be as strong as ever with Miyu Nagasaki switching to from Abyell. A rocky start though for our favorite Red...
  15. Soon....

    Doesn't Morizono have 5W-2L ? I think he goes?
  16. Soon....

    Both Hashimoto and Shibata have 2 losses with Shibata winning the head to head, but I don't know what is the tie breaker for 2nd place.
  17. Soon....

    Wow, Nagasaki is having a horrible main stage. Tough 7th game loss for Nagasaki against her doubles partner Kihara.
  18. Soon....

    Although Shibata is no longer a top tier player on JNT, she is in her physical prime and is still very, very good. Not that it means too much, but internationally she's ranked higher than Kihara.
  19. World Table Tennis Champion Japan Men's and Women's National Team Player Selection

    I fully expect Hina Hayata and Miyu Nagasaki to be selected. I will be watching Kasumi Kimura's matches with interest.
  20. Tokyo 2020 | 2020/7/24-8/9

    If the IOC insists on only 2 singles players, then how about allowing for 1 more player on the team as another doubles specialist for the teams event. Then, we can get some interesting matchups. We could see 2019 World Tour Grand Finals Doubles Champions Miyu Nagasaki/Miyuu Kihara take on...
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