Yuki Kurihara will become Japan's youngest athlete in Asian Games history next month and the 11-year-old eSports whizz-kid wants to be the competition's youngest ever medallist too.
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Tokyo (AFP) – Yuki Kurihara will become Japan's youngest athlete in Asian Games history next month and the 11-year-old eSports whizz-kid wants to be the competition's youngest ever medallist too.
Issued on: 21/08/2026 - 05:16
Yuki Kurihara, 11, will become country’s youngest competitor at competition next month playing puzzle game Puyo Puyo Champions.
東京：来月、栗原悠輝くん（11）はアジア大会史上最年少の日本代表選手となる。このEスポーツの神童は、同大会史上最年少のメダリストになることも目指している。眼鏡をかけたこの小学生は今週、9月19日から10月4日まで名古屋お・・・
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