Children's book Rally Your Heart 22 Tips for Living Strong Learning from the Mental of Table Tennis Medalists / Hayabusa Mizutani

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Children's Book : From Legends in Table Tennis to Kids in Table Tennis Ms. Kasumi Ishikawa, the first Japanese to win a silver medal at the 2012 London Olympics. Ms. Hayabusa Mizutani, the first Japanese to win a bronze medal in singles at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Both became famous in the history of table tennis. At the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, the two top players who won a mixed doubles gold medal, a bronze medal for the men's team (Ms. Mizutani), and a silver medal for the women's team (Ms. Ishikawa). What on earth did they think about and how they grew up to play table tennis from their childhood? This is the second part of the "Lifelong Useful Children's Mental Book" series, following the 『 Kokoro no Pass published for Soccer Kids in 2022 for 21 Tips for Creating Minds That Don't Break with Soccer 』 (by Kengo Nakamura, Hisato Sato, Yasuyuki Konno). This book is the second part of the "Lifelong Children's Mental Book" series. Following the "Kokoro no Path" and 21 Tips for Creating Minds that Do Not Break with Soccer, which were published for soccer kids. It is the second book in the "Lifelong Children's Mental Book" series. Following the "Kokoro no Path" and 21 Tips for book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Lifelong Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "series. It is the second book in the" Children's Mental Book "Mizutani