On the 23rd, he only finished the bronze medal match of the 2025 Asian Cup Table Tennis Tournament in Shenzhen, China, and Lin Yunru, the first brother of Chinese Taipei and the "silent assassin", appeared in the Japanese T-League at the Funabashi Gymnasium in Chiba, Japan on the afternoon of the 24th.

Chinese Taipei's first brother, "Silent Assassin" Lin Yunru

Lin Yunru, ranked 14th in the world, played two games a day in the Asian Cup on the 23rd, first lost to the world's No. 2 Wang Chuqin 2:4 in the afternoon, and then lost to the world champion Lin Shidong 0:4 in the evening bronze medal match, finishing in 4th place.

Lin Yunru has briefly left the Japanese T-League since joining the Shandong Weiqiao team of the Chinese Table Tennis Super League at the end of last year, and Kinoshita Tokyo has also suffered 4 consecutive defeats. In order to catch up with the game on the 24th, Lin Yunru got up at 5 o'clock in the morning, and took the flight at 8 o'clock in the morning, rushing directly to the competition venue.

Kinoshita's first set of doubles in Tokyo, Matsushima Teruka/Kazuhiro Yoshimura, lost 1:2 to Shizuoka's Toshi Ryuzaki/Moriya Masataka; In the second set, Kazuhiro Yoshimura played again and won three straight games to clean up Rishi Hideta; Yuya Oshima then also retreated from Kazuki Hamada 3:2 to make another city for Kinoshita Tokyo.

In the fourth set of singles, Lin Yunru faced Sakai Yufei, who won the U19 men's singles bronze medal at the World Youth Championships last year, and won 3 points in a row under the disadvantage of 8:10 in the first game, and showed more suppressive power from the second game, 11:4, 11:4 and two more games, and successfully completed the task of closing the door. Kinoshita Tokyo currently has a 10-12 record and is in fourth place out of six teams.