Aiko Sugihara wins gold medal in women's gymnastics, achieves double title with individual all-around title

When the high score was displayed, they clapped their hands and jumped for joy. Sugihara wins gold in women's gymnastics event. He achieved two titles, including the individual all-around title, and said, ``Everyone's support gave me strength.The home games were really great.'' While Japanese men were struggling, with no money at all, they shined brightly on the stage held in their home country.

15-year-old Mizuho Hasegawa and Yorizuru Nagahara win at the skateboarding park, while competitive swimmer Kodai Nishiono and gymnast Aiko Sugihara also participate in the V-Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games.

It was a sophisticated performance befitting a 27-year-old veteran. Each movement is fluid and smooth. His rivals from China had low E-scores, which indicate their performance, in the 7-point range, but Sugihara had the highest score of 8.233 out of the eight competitors. This also led to the difference in medal colors between Nishiyama and Nishiyama. He brilliantly executed the final jump and double somersault, scoring the only score in the 14-point range.

It is a specialty event that reached the top of last year's world championships. The theme of her performance is her own life as a gymnast. Yuka performs the frustrating experience by clapping her fists in a choreography, and after the melody becomes brighter, she is shown rediscovering the joy of gymnastics. His facial expressions were rich and he stole the attention of the audience.

He has had an unusual career, having once retired from competition and then returned, but even as he gets older, his growth curve continues to trend upward. "I guess I was able to convey the appeal of gymnastics even a little bit. It's great that I was able to get the medal with the best color." The results also led to the World Championships in October, which made her excited.