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Boys A Group Winner
Nao USHIO
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To win as many games as possible to aim for a high rank.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Kento MOMOTA, LEE Chong Wei
- What is your dream?
- To win the Japanese National Badminton Championships.
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Girls A Group Winner
Ren NAGURA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I will do my best to bring out what I have trained for at the national tournament.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Sayaka TAKAHASHI
- What is your dream?
- I want to get into the Olympics.
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Boys B Group Winner
Haru MASUDA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To win the tournament. I want to demonstrate what I learned from my coach.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Kento MOMOTA
- What is your dream?
- I want to become a strong badminton player like MOMOTA.
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Girls B Group Winner
Kae KOBAYASHI
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To win the national tournament. To practice hard.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Akane YAMAGUCHI, Nozomi OKUHARA
- What is your dream?
- To get a gold medal at the Olympics.
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Boys C Group Winner
Masaya KONO
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I will never give up and do my best against any kind of player!
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Kento MOMOTA, Keigo SONODA, Takeshi KAMURA
- What is your dream?
- A pastry chef.
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Girls C Group Winner
Natsu MASUDA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I want to win as many games as possible.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Viktor AXELSEN, Misaki MATSUTOMO
- What is your dream?
- To become a badminton player.
Keigo NAKAO (Hyogo Prefecture School Children Badminton Federation Chairman)
Thanks to the support and cooperation from the staff at Hyogo Daihatsu Sales Co., Ltd., the atmosphere of the qualifying round became more exciting and the tournament improved overall.
To the representative players, please enjoy yourselves and do your very best on behalf of Hyogo prefecture on the grand stage of the national tournament.
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We saw badminton matches for the first time.
Seeing the players run non-stop all across the court showed us that this is a really tough sport.
The emotions of the players striking a triumphant pose when they won a point, or crying in frustration, came through to us as spectators and made us feel involved.
To all the players, please keep doing your best.