Zhang Benmeihe plans to win gold in all three events of the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships, but Zhang Benzhihe is not so high-profile

On the 7th local time, the Japanese team participating in the 2025 Doha World Table Tennis Championships individual competition, which opened on the 17th, held an open training camp at the Ajinomoto National Training Center in Kita-ku, Tokyo. Miwa Zhangmoto, the first sister of Japanese table tennis ranked No. 6 in the women's singles world, said: "I want to win gold medals in all three events (singles, mixed doubles and women's doubles). This World Table Tennis Championships will be the first appearance of 16-year-old Zhang Benmei in the individual event of the World Championships, and in order to achieve good results, she said: "I want to lay the foundation for the lower body", and I am committed to squats and running 3km in one day.

The Japanese team participating in this World Table Tennis Championships put on their new uniforms and accepted the shooting, and the second and third from the right in the front row were Tomokazu Zhangmoto and Miwa Zhangmoto

Looking forward to this year's World Table Tennis Championships, Tomokazu Zhangmoto, the first brother of Japanese table tennis and Miwa Zhangmoto, said energetically: "Whether I can win a medal or not depends on my performance during the conference. Tomokazu Zhang will compete in the men's singles and doubles events. Since 2017, when he entered the top 8 of the men's singles at the World Table Tennis Championships at the youngest age of 13 in history, he has participated in 5 consecutive World Table Tennis Championships individual competitions. As the No. 4 seed in men's singles at this year's World Table Tennis Championships, Tomokazu Zhang will not face a Chinese player until the semi-finals, but will face South Korea's Lim Jong-hoon, ranked 42nd in the world, from the first round. "In order to win the championship, I once again felt that there was no easy race. A formidable opponent from the first game. His characteristics and countermeasures must be carefully studied." On the same day, Tomokazu Haramoto also announced that he would join the Okayama Libets team in the men's group of the Japanese table tennis T-League in the form of a multi-year contract.