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@Zeio yes Hamamoto is the most model-like ! but Nagasaki will become certainly hugely popular as well, especially given her TT skills.

I hope Hayata watches that video, it should give her even more motivation next time !!!!

@Sali Hayata has all the shots. She has improved incredibly in the last year. Now she needs to grow mentally and work to be more consistent. Note also that she is a bit taller than Hirano or Ito, and maybe Ishikawa as well. I believe in her potential, more than Hirano or even Ito. edit Hayata...

@darkmoor1 If that can help i film myself quite a lot; I don't know what your level is, I'm at an intermediate level. my BH is better than my FH and as I said earlier i stay at the table with a short stroke which seems to be your style as well In this video https://youtu.be/QXhGdxoecyk?t=422...

tournament already over for Hayata 8=(

YU FU is not in the tournament. She is celebrating her European Games victory btw i thought she said she was retiring a few months (years ?) ago. She did well not to retire

OP asked specifically about Japan, he must probably already be pretty much aware of this. Anyway yes, Japan is more expensive than China or Taiwan although its much much less true than 10 or 20 years ago for sure, especially if you go out of Tokyo. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if quite a...

because Japan is a great country to live in. No crime, no pollution, no chaos, extraordinary food, and people

to give an idea, the TT school from Seiya Kishikawa (ex-JNT member and WTTC doubles medalist) in Ariake [Tokyo] https://seiyatts-ariake.com/course/ has classes for juniors the price is the second line in blue, and for 20 group lessons a week ( 5 times a week) it's 16,000 yens per month I think...

ah ok sorry I didn't know that...

Does she speak Japanese ? Chinese ? Usually Japanese people don't speak English at all I am not familiar with the subject but I have heard that most top professional TT players are graduates from AOMORI YAMADA HIGH SCHOOL. Its a school in Aomori prefecture in the north of Japan. They have a...

https://www.scmp.com/sport/china/article/3015394/chinese-table-tennis-feud-world-champion-liu-shiwen-opens-about-long

me too

painful to watch, happy it's over... Singles SF, 7 Chinese. Only JEONG Youngsik managed to sneak in and avoid one of those usual all-Chinese Sundays

https://www.ittf.com/2017/05/04/visit-bordeaux-2020-world-veteran-championships-good-hands/ http://www.wvc2020.com/?lang=en Don't miss a unique chance to play your favourite game AND visit the most beautiful country in the world at the same time (says a Frenchman) !!

https://www.ittf.com/2017/05/04/visit-bordeaux-2020-world-veteran-championships-good-hands/ http://www.wvc2020.com/?lang=en fyi next year the World Veteran Championships will be held in Bordeaux, France

yes ZHU Yuling is going downhill fast alas for her a few bad losses, resulting in not going to WTTC2019. The pressure coming from many talented younger teammates, and the fear of not being able to qualify for the big events... Thats clearly affecting her game, her confidence and her motivation...

probably both a mix of form and confidence, they go together, but I'd say its mostly confidence and motivation.

+1 Definitely the crowd helped a lot JYS to make this great performance. He played a really great match. Its a tough defeat for FZD. I can't help feeling that his mental strength has been affected by his recent defeats to his young teammates and a few ones against foreign players. People said...