Collection of comments from each athlete and coach
Quick Look
- Post-game comments from each athlete who participated in competitions such as the Paris Olympics and Coach Oiwa.
- Archer Nanami Asakuno, wrestler Zennosuke Aoyagi, breaking athlete Ayumi Fukushima, judo athlete Itsuki Ishihara, Utana Terada, Hidetaka Tokumochi, and soccer coach Oiwa spoke about their feelings.
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Why It Matters
A collection of comments from athletes in each sport expressing their feelings immediately after the match.
◇I could not demonstrate my strength.
Nanami Asakuno (Nippon Construction = Archery) There was less wind than yesterday, so it was easier to shoot, but I wasn't able to use my full strength. Experiencing this stage made me want to try harder.
◇I attacked too much
Zennosuke Aoyagi (cleanup = wrestling) I tried to attack to make it an interesting match, but I attacked too much. I've never had an experience like this again, so it was fun and I felt good.
◇I'm glad I made it to the finals
Ayumi Fukushima (Breaking): I was worried about my health, so I'm glad I was able to make it to the finals. There were some things that didn't go well, but I want to put what I learned in the final to good use in the next match and believe in myself and do my best.
◇I'm glad to be able to contribute
Itsuki Ishihara (JES Elevator = Judo) I'm happy to be able to contribute to the championship. I was nervous, but I fought thinking that winning here would give me a good impression.
◇ Adjust without losing concentration
Utana Terada (JR East = Judo) I was disappointed at last year's World Championships, so I'm happy to have won. I made sure to have a good mindset and made adjustments without losing concentration.
◇ Support from cheering
Hidetaka Tokumochi (Keiyo Gas = Judo) When I entered a match, I did it with the mindset of doing my job. I'm glad that I was able to come back and win with the support of the audience.
◇Well done
Japan Men's Coach Oiwa (soccer) The players did a great job. We created a lot of chances. We want to connect this frustration to our next goal.







