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The culture is just so good for it. Especially now. There has been a drop off in overbearing pressure to pursue a sport, so young people are discovering their own true motivation and not burning out.16-year-old Yuta Ito defeated Sora 3–1 yesterday in the T.League. Remember his name, because he could easily reach Sora's level in three years. Alongside Yuta, Japan has several wonderkids coming through the ranks, like Kawakami. The future looks very bright for Japanese table tennis.
Of course not perfect but the dedication, technical excellence and individual motivation are starting to intersect. There are clear and traceable reasons for it.
It might also occur in tennis if they practiced on different courts but they insist on astroturf. It can't go well.
Soccer is also not so straightforward imo. due to the continuing over training.