Hina Hayata, the first sister of Japanese table tennis, won the women's singles competition at the 2025 All Japan Table Tennis Championships for three consecutive years and won the championship for the fourth time. After the match, she said that she was surprised before the game and that she had hidden her thoughts about wearing a fancy suit.

In the women's singles match of the 2025 All Japan Table Tennis Championships, Hina Hayada wore uniforms with 3 different patterns to complete the seal

Hina Hayata, who injured her left arm at the Paris Olympics, did not heal, and she participated in the tournament with a sense of anxiety. "Every day I pay attention to the feeling of my arm, and the feeling of table tennis changes, so I think it's great to be able to play six matches in four days and cross that point to win the championship."

As a result of the injury, Hina Hayata's left arm muscle strength decreased compared to before. "Because the muscle strength decreases, it's like deliberately holding the bag on the left side, and you can bear even a little load with the luggage, so you can maintain the muscles," she said. ”

At last year's Paris Olympics, Hina Hayada won a bronze medal in the women's singles table tennis competition. He won the silver medal with the team in the team competition. As the ace player of the Japanese women's table tennis team, Hina Hayada also showed strong strength on the stage of all Japan, she said, "I always want to escape from here when I enter the market. But the moment you enter the field, it becomes a game mode, but behind the scenes, you feel like you want to go back early. Ah, I want to go back sooner, I want to go back. Ah, my name was called. That's how it went. ”

Hina, the first sister of Japanese table tennis

In addition, at this conference, many table tennis fans paid attention to the match clothes worn by Hina Hayata. At that time, she was wearing a uniform with three different patterns, and she was jumping on the court. The jersey was designed by former coach Daisuke Ishida, who received instruction before the Paris Olympics. Hina Hayada said with a smile, "If you lose in the first round, you won't be able to wear anything else, so if you don't win, you won't be able to wear what you want to wear tomorrow, so it's great to work hard with an enterprising feeling and finally reach the finals and wear all kinds of clothes." In this way, Hina Hayata's desire to wear all the ready-to-wear clothes was one of the factors that contributed to her eventual victory.