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Japanese player Yuki Koriheara, only 11 years old, succeeded in his first appearance at the Nagoya 2026 Asian Games by defeating older competitors in the eSports sport. He is the youngest athlete in Japan's history to participate in this event. Koriheara competed in the game "Puyo Puyo Champions," a puzzle game that involves arranging colored blocks and clearing them from the screen. He managed to win against all four of his opponents, including a 3-0 victory over 28-year-old Hong Kong competitor, making significant progress in the competition. He hopes to win the gold medal in the final scheduled for Saturday. It is worth noting that Koriheara, who loves eating sea snake and wears glasses, has impressed Japanese fans online with his impressive skill. He is considered the youngest athlete in Japan's history to compete in the Asian Games.
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