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Boys A Group Winner
Keigo NISHIKAWA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To reach the last 4. To train really hard.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Kento MOMOTA
- What is your dream?
- To get into the Olympics.
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Girls A Group Winner
Sona YONEMOTO
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I want to do my best to get into the upper tournament.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Akane YAMAGUCHI, Nozomi OKUHARA
- What is your dream?
- I want to get a gold medal at the Olympics as a badminton player.
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Boys B Group Winner
Tessho FURUKAWA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To do the best I can now.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Kento MOMOTA
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Girls B Group Winner
Moka ISHIDA
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I want to do everything I can to leave with a good result and put in my best effort.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Nozomi OKUHARA
- What is your dream?
- To become a Olympic badminton player.
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Boys C Group Winner
Hayato SOGAI
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I want to get the 1st prize medal at the national tournament.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- The older players at Bambi Badminton Club.
- What is your dream?
- I want to become a badminton player.
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Girls C Group Winner
Toa KOIZUMI
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- To win. I am looking forward to it.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Akane YAMAGUCHI
- What is your dream?
- A nurse.
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Girls A Group Selection
Fuu HIGUCHI
- What is your goal at the Nationals?
- I was the 3rd in B Group so I want to win the tournament this time.
- Who is your favourite badminton player?
- Nozomi OKUHARA
- What is your dream?
- To get a gold medal at the Olympics.
Shin FUZIMOTO (Tokushima Prefecture School Children Badminton Federation Chairman)
I believe that Daihatsu’s sponsorship of the tournament is a great help to all the primary school players in Japan.
Thanks to the distribution of cheering balloons and drinks, the supporting family members and players all came together to create an atmosphere that was so splendid that you wouldn’t think it was just the prefectural qualifying rounds.
We hope that we can develop as many badminton players as possible within the prefecture so that we can aim towards the national or world class level.
- We felt an energy and strength that made it hard to believe they are just primary school students. Seeing the expressions of the players when they won or lost also made us felt deeply moved. We hope you aim for victory and create some great memories at the main national tournament on August 10. We will continue our support for the ABC Badminton National Primary School Tournament.
