Tomori Koyama (formerly known as Chi-Ri Ho) failed to represent the Chinese team at the Olympic Games, and after playing for Japan, she competed in the 1996 Atlanta and 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, where she was 36 years old, which was her last Olympic trip.
Tomori Koyama was swept 3-0 by Qiao Hong at the Atlanta Olympics, stopping in the quarterfinals.
At the Sydney Olympics, Tomori Koyama once again reached the quarterfinals and played against top seed Wang Nan in the quarterfinals.
In the first set, the two played difficult to solve, and Wang Nan did not have a soft hand at the key moment, and won the opening red 21-19.
In the second set, Wang Nan, who had adapted to the opponent's playing style, grasped the situation of the game, mobilized Koyama Zhili left and right, strengthened the change of the arc circle and the forward arc circle, causing the opponent to make too many mistakes, leading 7-1 in the beginning, playing 12-3, and then 17-4, pressing the opponent to play.
Wang Nan won the set point 20-8, pulled the opponent's forehand slash with his backhand, and Tomori Koyama pulled the straight line out of bounds with his forehand, 21-8, Wang Nan easily won and led 2-0.
In the third set, Tomori Koyama strengthened her defense to counterattack, defending steadily, looking at the opportunity to suddenly apply the cold board, forehand pick-up, backhand bounce, hit 7 draws.
Wang Nan led 12-9, Koyama Zhili changed the rhythm, nudged the light block, Wang Nan could not match the point, lost 3 points in a row, 12 draws.
Wang Nan took a step forward, attacked consecutively, and scored 3 consecutive points to make it 15-12.
Tomori Koyama called a timeout, she didn't have an off-field coach, just sat next to it for a while. Wang Nan was instructed by Lu Yuansheng to guide him.
The game restarted, and Wang Nan firmly grasped the lead, 17-15.
Wang Nan sent a short ball in the middle of the road, and Tomori Koyama bounced off the net with her backhand, 18-15.
Wang Nan pulled the ball out of bounds, 18-16.
Wang Nan backhand straight, 19-16.
Wang Nan stood in the middle position, pulling straight lines with continuous backhands, and won 4 match points 20-16.
Wang Nan backhand tore the opponent's forehand out of bounds, 20-17.
Chiri Koyama rushed to the top of Wang Nan with her forehand, 20-18.
Lu Yuansheng's guide called a pause, Xiaoshan Zhili sat alone for a while, and Lu Guiding instructed Wang Nan to say a few words.
The game restarted, Oyama Zhili sent a half-out ball, Wang Nan pulled the slash sideways forehand, Oyama Zhili returned to defense, and Wang Nan pulled the slash out of bounds, 20-19.
Tomori Koyama's forehand spins sharply, and Wang Nan pulls the ball off the net with his backhand, 20 draws.
Wang Nan sent a short ball in the middle of the road, Andi Koyama pulled the slash to Wang Nan's forehand big horn, Wang Nan had calculated the line of this ball, striding to the forehand backlash to pull the big slash, 21-20, to get the 5th match point.
Koyama Zhili does not turn the ball in a straight line, Wang Nan pulls up sideways forehand, Xiaoshan Zhili forehand back to defend the straight line, Wang Nan strides to the forehand pull slash, Koyama Zhili backhand defense straight line, Wang Nan backhand pulls the middle of the road partial forehand, Xiaoshan Zhili forehand back defense out of bounds, 22-20, Wang Nan won the game, to 3-0 clean sheet opponent.
Tomori Koyama participated in the Olympic Games twice at the age of 32 and 36, and was defeated 3-0 by Qiao Hong and Wang Nan respectively, and twice missed the final four. After this battle, Tomori Koyama gradually faded out of the arena.
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