Two coaches from China won three championships with their apprentices at the Japan National Championships
The 2024 All Japan Championships came to an end, and Tomoto and his family were beaming. When three champions were born in the five events, the five champions immediately threw themselves into the arms of the two coaches, some of them cried with joy and some laughed heartily, and Zhang Benzhihe even jumped on Coach Dong.
Men's singles champion Tomokazu Zhangmoto saved many championship points and finally won the championship after 7 rounds of hard fighting. At the age of 14, he won his first all-Japan championship and won the championship for the second time after six years, and Tomokazu Zhang was ecstatic and jumped into the arms of coach Dong Qimin.
Dong Qimin, from Shanghai, is a player of the same era as Liu Guoliang, Qin Zhijian, and Zhang Ben's parents.
There is also Rui Nakazawa (Wang Rui from the Hebei Provincial Team), who used to take Miyu Hirano, and now brings Miyu Kihara, and Miwa Zhangmoto in the Kinoshita Kanagawa team.
Miu Hirano is the best player in Japan in singles (Asian Championships and World Cup champions), Miyu Kihara is the double champion of singles and women's doubles, and Miwa Haramoto is the runner-up in women's doubles.
Shinozuka Oden/Kihara Miyu is a little, and Rui Nakazawa hugged them with a smile on his face.
Miyu Kihara/Miyu Nagasaki won the women's doubles championship, and they also threw themselves into Rui Nakazawa's arms, crying and laughing.
Two coaches from China, who won the championship in 3 events with their apprentices in the All Japan Championships, ask you: Cow or not?
Zhang Benzhihe's parents are both former Chinese table tennis players, and the Zhang brothers and sisters have lived up to their parents' painstaking training. The elder brother has gone to the top position, and the younger sister will inevitably go to the top position when she sees the trend.
Zhang Benmei and Tuwen congratulate Zhihe: Brother won! Really congratulations!
Father Zhang Benyu and mother Zhang Ling took a group photo with their children. This glory, who else in the Japanese table tennis world?
The happiest is Tomokazu Zhangmoto. But he was still more sensible, and after the game, he just said that he wanted to win a medal at the Paris Olympics.
Hayasuke Togami, the runner-up in the singles, was a little too excited. He said on his personal social media: "In the next six months, I will be "crazy to death" and work hard for the Olympic gold medal.
Ping Pong Hu Qingyuan