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Table Tennis Biography

Miu Hirano

“Miu H”

Japanese · Kyoto, Japan · Born 15 October 2000

Professional Table Tennis Player
3
world rank peak
5
world medals
2018
asian games title
2
olympic medals

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Japanese table tennis champion whose exceptional speed, outstanding forehand and multiple world junior and senior championship contributions have established her as one of the finest female players of her generation.

Miu Hirano is a Japanese table tennis player known for her exceptional speed and quick, explosive playing style. A consistent top-20 women's player whose lightning-fast footwork and powerful forehand make her one of the most exciting players to watch, she has been a key contributor to Japan's remarkable women's table tennis success.

Famous For

Youngest player to win ITTF World Tour singles title

Playing Style

How They Played

Aggressive forehand-dominant offensive style

Legacy

Lasting Impact

Promising Japanese talent who achieved early success before injuries

Career Journey

Timeline

2012 📌 Professional debut at age 12
2016 🏆 ITTF World Tour Poland Open singles champion
2016 🎯 Youngest ever World Tour singles winner at 15
2017 🏆 World Championships bronze medal (mixed doubles)
2017 🎯 Defeated world No.1 Ding Ning at Asian Championships
2018 🏆 World Team Championships silver medal
2021 🎯 Tokyo Olympics team event participation
Career Timeline — Miu Hirano
2012
Professional debut at age 12
2016
ITTF World Tour Poland Open singles champion
2016
Youngest ever World Tour singles winner at 15
2017
World Championships bronze medal (mixed doubles)
2017
Defeated world No.1 Ding Ning at Asian Championships
2018
World Team Championships silver medal
2021
Tokyo Olympics team event participation