The Chinese coach cheered at the All Japan Championship: The mixed doubles and women's doubles are perfect, and the court is handed over to Miwa Zhangmoto
Table tennis still has to look at China, the 2024 All Japan Championship is actually a Chinese who won hemp, hugging 4 champions and laughing.
His eldest apprentice, Miu Hirano, had just qualified for the Paris Olympics, and his younger apprentice, Miyu Kihara, had won two more championships! He was Wang Rui (Japanese name Rui Nakazawa).
Nakazawa Rui was a player in the Hebei provincial team, in the same batch as Ma Lin, but was not selected for the national team. He retired at the age of 24, and later went to Japan to coach and became a Japanese citizen, and changed his name to Rui Nakazawa (is it derived from China, the meaning of Fuzawa Continuous?).
Coaching Miu Hirano, he became famous in the 17-year Wuxi Asian Championships with a series of three victories over China. Later, he was hired by the Kinoshita Group and brought out Miyu Kihara.
At the 2024 All Japan Championships, Miyu Kihara won the mixed doubles (with Shinozuka) and women's doubles (with Miyu Nagasaki).
Mixed doubles winners, Shinozuka Daito/Kihara Miyu and Coach Rui Nakazawa celebrated with smiles on their faces.
After winning the women's doubles championship, Miyu Kihara/Miyu Nagasaki hugged Coach Rui Nakazawa and cried with joy!
The female disciple was more emotional, hanging both gold medals around the coach's neck. The corners of the coach's mouth couldn't help but extend to his ears.
The big and small disciples are all competitive, some have entered the Olympic Games, some have won gold in doubles, and the disciples also like the master from the bottom of their hearts.
When the coach did his part, he was very successful. It is not easy for a Chinese to be so supported by the Japanese.
Kihara and Nagasaki's "W Miyu" are the bronze medalists at the 2023 World Championships, while Hitomi Sato/Hashimoto are third in the women's doubles at the 2019 World Championships.
The goal of both groups is the long-awaited first All-Japan Women's Doubles title.
At the moment of the 3-2 victory, Miyu Kihara and Miyu Nagasaki collapsed to the ground and shed tears: 11-9/7-11/11-9/4-11/11-8.
Shinozuka/Kihara were the World Junior Championships U19 mixed doubles champions and also qualified for the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships. Yuma Tanigaki and Kona Okada have both won the All Japan Student Selection Singles Championship and are a strong combination.
In the end, Shinozuka Daito/Miyu Kihara defeated Yuma Tanigaki/Kona Okada 3-1: 14-12, 6-11, 11-9, 12-10.
Coach Rui Nakazawa said on his social account: "Today's All Japan Championships doubles and mixed doubles ended perfectly!
See, the future of Japanese women's table tennis, Miwa Zhangmoto, is also in Rui Nakazawa's Kinoshita Kanagawa team, and is also under his guidance!
Ping Pong Hu Qingyuan