After winning the Asian Games gold medal, Yu Kaiwen appeared on the ONE ASIA WORLD stage and became the first non-Japanese performer
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- After Taiwanese soft tennis player Yu Kaiwen won the mixed doubles gold medal at the Nagoya Asian Games on September 21, he performed on the ONE ASIA WORLD stage in Nagoya, becoming the first non-Japanese player on the stage.
- He said that this trip made him have no regrets.
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Why It Matters
On September 21, Kevin Yu won the soft tennis mixed doubles gold medal for the Taiwan delegation at the Nagoya Asian Games, becoming Taiwan's first gold medal at the Asian Games.
Yu Kaiwen showed his heart on stage brilliantly and received applause from the audience (provided by Japan Asian Games Preparatory Committee)
[Special Correspondent Wu Mengru/Nagoya Report] Soft tennis mixed doubles player Yu Kaiwen, who just won the first gold medal for the Taiwanese delegation at the Nagoya Asian Games on September 21, appeared on the "ONE ASIA WORLD" stage last night, becoming the first non-Japanese player to set foot on the stage.
As soon as Yu Kaiwen appeared on the stage, the audience cheered enthusiastically, and the audience cheered for the Taiwanese player who had just won the Asian Games gold medal. From fighting hard in the Asian Games to making a handsome appearance on the stage, Yu Kaiwen showed a different side from the competition with his confident attitude.
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After the event, Yu Kaiwen said that he had "done it", winning the Asian Games gold medal and appearing on the ONE ASIA WORLD stage again, leaving no regretful memories for this Asian Games journey. He thanked everyone who supported him along the way and hoped that more people would see the sport of soft tennis in the future. From the last goal in the Asian Games gold medal match to the wonderful appearance on the ONE ASIA WORLD stage, Yu Kaiwen used his own way to write an unforgettable page for this Asian Games journey.
Open Questions
- Will Yu Kaiwen continue to participate in international soft tennis competitions in the future?
- Will the ONE ASIA WORLD stage regularly invite non-Japanese performers to participate?





