The fourth round of the women's doubles of the 2022 Japan Championships ended, the main players of the Japanese national team all appeared on the scene, and Miyu Hirano, Mimachi Ito, and Yoshijun Ishikawa, who had not participated in the mixed doubles competition before, ushered in the debut of this competition, and the final result ended in the victory of the main players. The leader of the Japanese women's table tennis team, Ito Mimachi, together with her old partner Hina Hayata, defeated a pair of youngsters 3-1, while the two pairs, Yoshinori Ishikawa/ Miyu Hirano, who were once at the top of the women's doubles rankings in the world, won 3-0 and 3-1 respectively. Zhang Benmeihe failed to break through, and her partner Xiao yan Yaocai lost 2-3, it seems that she participated in the adult and youth groups at the same time, playing 6-8 games a day has been overdrawn for her physical fitness.
Mine Ito / Nozomi Hayada 3-1 Kobayashi / Nomura Hikaru
Ito Mimachi / Hayata Hina is the runner-up in the women's doubles of the last two World Table Tennis Championships, but the final lost to Sun Yingsha / Wang Manyu, Ito Mimachi and Hayata Hina may be the two strongest players in the Japanese women's team in the Paris Olympic cycle, and their paired doubles may be difficult to match in the Japanese team. The 2022 debut of the two is a little rusty, but in the end after 4 sets to beat Kobayashi / Nomura Hikaru, I believe that the two will gradually find a feeling as the game progresses, after all, the first game is guaranteed to win at the same time, more is the adaptation to the venue.
Yoshiaki Ishikawa / Miu Hirano 3-0 Yoshida Kokai / Hatsune Mae
The pair of Ishikawa Yoshijun / Hirano Miyu is the combination of the world ranking in 2021 for a long time, the two are also a pair of fixed combinations specially created for the Japanese women's team for the Tokyo Olympic Games, Hirano Miyu insists on fast attacking near Taiwan, which is relatively fast in speed, and Ishikawa Yoshijun is a combination of middle and Taiwan, and after many open tournaments, it has gradually entered a better situation. The debut of this competition was very smooth, and the youngster was given no chance to qualify smoothly at 3-0.
Miyu Kasuzaki / Miyu Kihara 3-1 Anon Kamiko / Natsoshi Akae
In 2019, the "baby soldier" Kihara Miyu / Nagasaki Miyu, which was focused on by the Japan Table Tennis Association, won gold and silver in the international arena and won the championship in the finals, creating the youngest women's doubles championship record, and the world ranking also climbed to No. 1, which was maintained until the beginning of 2021. The two Japanese rising stars faced opponents of the same age and played more impatiently, but fortunately the key points were grasped, and Nagasaki Miyu / Kihara Miyu defeated the opponent 3-1.
Yuki Shibata /Satsuki Ohto 3-1 Seijo Ushijima / Natsumi Empress Fuji
Shibata Shaji, who participated in the Houston World Table Tennis Championships, wants to gain a foothold in the Japanese women's team, or lacks the convincing results, although the World Table Tennis Championships and Ito Mimachi lost in 7 sets, but she did not reach the top 8, and it cannot be proved that Shibata Shaji must be stronger than young players such as Nagasaki Miyu and Kihara Miyu, so the pressure on Shibata Shaji in this competition is not small. In the women's doubles, Shibata Sasuke and Satsuzuki Oto competed, and it took four innings to score the winner, and the duo is also expected to reach the final four after the three combinations of Ito Mimachi / Hayata Shina, Ishikawa Yoshinori / Miyu Hirano and Miyu Nagasaki / Miyu Kihara.
Mikazu Akira Akira /Koshioshi Haruka 2-3 Nakajima Colori/Kurono Aoi
The only upset came from Zhang Benmeihe, who lost 2-3 in the fourth round of the women's doubles with Xiaoyan Haruka. This time, Zhang Benmeihe participated in the two projects of women's singles and women's doubles in the youth group, and signed up for the three events of women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles in the adult group, and played 6-8 games every day in five events, and finally lost the women's doubles decider due to lack of physical strength.