Hina Hayada pointed to the great achievement of the World Table Tennis Championships again after 58 years: it seems that something will happen

The Japanese team participating in the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships will be held in Doha, Qatar from the 17th to the 25th, and the Japanese team held a pre-training camp in Tokyo on the 7th local time.

Hina Hayada who comes into contact with Mimato Ito (left) during practice

Paris 2024 women's bronze medallist Hina Hayada will challenge a great feat in the women's singles at this World Table Tennis Championships. Hina Hayata's left wrist, which was injured at the Olympics, is now clearly "getting better", and although she was wearing a bandage on the 7th, the fierce fight with Misei Ito showed that the injury was no longer serious.

This is Hina Hayata's fifth time participating in the World Table Tennis Championships, and she said with confidence: "I can enjoy it from the bottom of my heart." Because of this, it seems like something is going to happen. At the last 2023 World Table Tennis Championships in Durban, Hina Hayada defeated Chinese players to win the women's singles medal at the World Table Tennis Championships for the Japanese team for the first time in 58 years. If he has finished on the podium for two consecutive times in this event, it will be the first feat in 58 years since Naoko Fukatsu, who won the gold medal in 1965 and the silver medal in 1967. After the Paris Olympics last summer, Hina Hayada has not been able to play a decent result due to the pain in her left wrist, but "I also feel definitely stronger than I was at the Olympics", and she is full of expectations for this World Table Tennis Championships.