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Japan’s top women’s singles player of the last ten years, Eriko Hirose, announced her retirement from competitive badminton during the All Japan Championships. There was a ceremony at the event celebrating the twenty-nine year-old Inagawa-born player’s brilliant decade-long career, which propelled her to finals of prestigious tournaments such as the All England and the Japan Open.
All of us at Badzine wish Eriko Hirose all the best in her future endeavours.
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