Kasumi Ishikawa was smiling at the event, and she even wanted to challenge the half marathon relay

Kasumi Ishikawa, a former Japanese table tennis national medalist who won a silver medal at the London 2012 Olympics, a bronze medal at the Rio 2016 Olympics, a silver medal at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics, and a former Japanese table tennis national medalist who won a medal in the women's team event with her team at three consecutive Olympic Games, updated her Instagram to report on her appearances in the competition.

Kasumi Ishikawa participated in the Tokyo: Speed : Race global brand event hosted by ASICS on the 3rd

Kasumi Ishikawa participated in the Tokyo: Speed : Race global brand event hosted by ASICS at Meiji Jingu Gaien (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) on the 3rd. "I ran the first 1km and the last 1km, and I was overwhelmed by everyone's speed from the start, but I tried at full speed as much as I could."

Kasumi Ishikawa and Olympic medalists have 4 shots of Yuko Mori, Naoko Takahashi, Mizuki Noguchi and others

Then, Kasumi Ishikawa wrote, "It was a precious time to be able to run with the registered runners and many participants! and upload the relevant photo. In the images submitted, you can see Kasumi Ishikawa running happily and posing with Olympic medalists Yuko Arimori, Naoko Takahashi, Mizuki Noguchi, and legendary marathon runners. Finally, Kasumi Ishikawa added a tag and wrote the thought: "I want to take on the half marathon relay again!" "Before the start of Naoko Takahashi (Sydney Olympic Athletics Women's Marathon ChampionTaught me how to run" "I want to keep running happily".

Kasumi Ishikawa updated her Instagram and revealed what she looks like when she runs in a running suit

Kasumi Ishikawa was born in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1993. Influenced by his parents, he started playing table tennis. She has won 4 consecutive women's singles championships in the junior category of the All Japan Championships and 3 consecutive women's singles championships in high school intercollegiate competitions. She won a silver medal in the women's team at London 2012, a bronze medal in the team at Rio 2016 and a silver medal in the team at Tokyo 2021. At the 2017 World Championships, she won the gold medal in mixed doubles. Announcing her retirement in May 2023, she is now holding a "Kasumi Ishikawa 47 Prefectures Saint x Tour".