T-League Table Tennis Club Support Project: Recycled Official Match Table Tennis Tables Donated to Kitayama Junior High School
T-League, as part of its 'Table Tennis Club Support Project,' recycled official match table tennis tables and donated them to Kitayama Junior High School in Wakayama Prefecture. This initiative, part of the 'Tsunagu Project' to support future generations through table tennis, brought new goals and joy to the students.
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T-League, as part of its 'Tsunagu Project' which supports future generations through table tennis, implemented the 'Table Tennis Club Support Project.' With the cooperation of San-Ei Co., Ltd., the league's table tennis table supplier, table tennis tables actually used in Nojima T-League matches were recycled and donated to Kitayama Village Kitayama Junior High School in Wakayama Prefecture on April 21, 2026.
■ 'Table Tennis Connects' — To Kitayama Village
Kitayama Village is geographically unique, surrounded by Nara and Mie prefectures despite being in Wakayama Prefecture. In every region across Japan, there are students passionate about table tennis.
In response to this passion, table tennis tables actually used in T-League matches were delivered. These tables carry the memories of fierce battles fought by T-Leaguers, along with the spirit of 'never giving up on challenges' and 'the joy of playing table tennis.'
■ Local Joy and Expanding Future
On April 21, the day of delivery, students and teachers at Kitayama Junior High School warmly welcomed us, and the installation was completed successfully. The expressions on the students' faces as they stood before the tables were filled with surprise, joy, and motivation for new goals. This project is not merely a donation of goods but also an provision of experience.
■ Gratitude for Support from Across the Nation
Many schools from various parts of Japan applied for this project. Each application conveyed rich stories surrounding table tennis, such as daily efforts, bonds with teammates, and support and connections from coaches and the community. We would like to express our sincere gratitude once again to all who applied.
Due to the great success of this project, a second round is planned. To schools that were not selected this time, and to those who wish to take on a new challenge, T-League will continue to support all club students dedicated to table tennis.
■ T-League's Vision
T-League considers supporting the developing generation, who will sustain its future, to be an important mission, in addition to top-level competition. Together with partner companies such as San-Ei Co., Ltd., we will continue to expand initiatives to 'connect' dreams and challenges through table tennis nationwide.
【Donation School】 Kitayama Village Kitayama Junior High School, Wakayama Prefecture
■ 'Table Tennis Connects' — To Kitayama Village
Kitayama Village is geographically unique, surrounded by Nara and Mie prefectures despite being in Wakayama Prefecture. In every region across Japan, there are students passionate about table tennis.
In response to this passion, table tennis tables actually used in T-League matches were delivered. These tables carry the memories of fierce battles fought by T-Leaguers, along with the spirit of 'never giving up on challenges' and 'the joy of playing table tennis.'
■ Local Joy and Expanding Future
On April 21, the day of delivery, students and teachers at Kitayama Junior High School warmly welcomed us, and the installation was completed successfully. The expressions on the students' faces as they stood before the tables were filled with surprise, joy, and motivation for new goals. This project is not merely a donation of goods but also an provision of experience.
■ Gratitude for Support from Across the Nation
Many schools from various parts of Japan applied for this project. Each application conveyed rich stories surrounding table tennis, such as daily efforts, bonds with teammates, and support and connections from coaches and the community. We would like to express our sincere gratitude once again to all who applied.
Due to the great success of this project, a second round is planned. To schools that were not selected this time, and to those who wish to take on a new challenge, T-League will continue to support all club students dedicated to table tennis.
■ T-League's Vision
T-League considers supporting the developing generation, who will sustain its future, to be an important mission, in addition to top-level competition. Together with partner companies such as San-Ei Co., Ltd., we will continue to expand initiatives to 'connect' dreams and challenges through table tennis nationwide.
【Donation School】 Kitayama Village Kitayama Junior High School, Wakayama Prefecture