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Akari Inoue

World Team Championships 2026 · Team Japan interview

Akari Inoue

井上 明里

Women's 35Hashimoto Sogyo

Thinking tennis —
an encouragement for my generation.

Winner of 19 ITF doubles titles and All Japan runner-up in doubles and mixed, Akari Inoue now coaches the Hashimoto Sogyo corporate team and Tokyo International University while working to grow the game. We asked about her hopes for the World Championships.

Q1

Please introduce yourself

I started tennis at three or four.

Hello everyone, I'm Akari Inoue. I think I started tennis when I was three or four.

My main results: 19 doubles titles on the ITF tour, and runner-up at the All Japan Championships in both women's doubles and mixed doubles.

I'm with Hashimoto Sogyo, where I manage the corporate team, and I also coach at Tokyo International University. My main focus is coaching and growing the game.

Q2

What should people watch for at the World Championships?

A spark for my generation — and tennis built on thinking.

At the World Championships I'd like to be some kind of encouragement for people my age. It's probably a busy stage of life for many, but I hope I can give everyone a reason to look after themselves and keep going.

I'm not someone who just blasts the ball — I think my way through matches. I hope people enjoy watching the tactics and how I go about winning points.

Q3

What do you want to take on next?

Developing people who can thrive worldwide through tennis.

From here I want to put my energy into junior development, and into developing people more broadly.

Drawing on my experience as a professional, I want to take on developing people who can succeed around the world — in tennis, of course, and through tennis.

Q4

Finally, a word for tennis fans

Make tennis a tool for a richer life.

Tennis is called a lifelong sport — everyone from small children to older adults can play. And it's a sport shared all over the world.

I hope you enjoy it, connect with all kinds of people, and use tennis as a way to make your life richer.

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