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Hina Hayata: “Right now, it’s almost like ‘Season 2’—I’ve been reborn, and I’m in the stage of getting stronger again from the ground up” (Part 2)
JUNE 2026 | Manabu Nakagawa
The glory carved out at the Paris Olympics, and the pain in her left arm that remained as the price.
![[Resolve and Challenge] Honoka Hashimoto: “I thought I’d probably regret it. So I changed my environment” <Part 1>](https://cdn.adwell.app/thank-images/824351a2-99c5-4c27-a96e-6365e079836e/1780105437132-sgsl1n.blob)
[Resolve and Challenge] Honoka Hashimoto: “I thought I’d probably regret it. So I changed my environment” <Part 1>
MAY 2026
Honoka Hashimoto, who left Miki House after 12 years and transferred to Denso Polaris of the Japan League this April
![[Archive: Xu Yinsheng’s Monologue Vol. 1] A charismatic leader talks about the history of Chinese Table Tennis. How was the strongest Chinese Table Tennis built?](https://cdn.adwell.app/thank-images/824351a2-99c5-4c27-a96e-6365e079836e/1780103329792-zl0xep.blob)
[Archive: Xu Yinsheng’s Monologue Vol. 1] A charismatic leader talks about the history of Chinese Table Tennis. How was the strongest Chinese Table Tennis built?
MAY 2026 | Noboru Konno
Though he wore a gentle smile, he built his coaching philosophy with a sharp mind and helped create a perpetually victorious China
“The shock of becoming world No. 9 at 33” Winter revived by the magical force of Anti-spin rubber, Part 1
MAY 2026 | Noboru Konno
Now 33, she is drawing the hottest attention in the world. We get to the heart of Winter’s evolution.
Hina Hayata: “Right now, my head feels like it did when I was in high school—I just can’t stop enjoying Table Tennis” (Part 1)
MAY 2026 | Manabu Nakagawa
The glory etched at the Paris Olympics, and the pain in her left arm left as the price. At the edge of despair, Hina Hayata chose to break away from chasing the ideal she once held.