“My goal for this year is to win the All Japan Junior Championship.”
Miyu Arai is a Japanese junior tennis player born in 2013, competing at a high level in Japan. Training in Saitama Prefecture, she is building her path on the junior circuit, supported by YONEX, with the clear ambition to win the All Japan Junior Championship.
Through Tennis Papers, discover an exclusive profile and interview highlighting her tennis journey, playing style, competitive experience, and ambitions.
This profile is based on an exclusive interview conducted by Tennis Papers.
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👧 Miyu Arai | Biography, March 2026
| Full Name | Miyu Arai |
| Date of birth | February 9, 2013 |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Residence | Saitama Prefecture, Japan |
| Age started tennis | 4 |
| Tennis age category | U14 |
| Japan tennis ranking | #21 |
| International ranking | |
| UTR tennis rating | 5.00 |
| Tennis club | Team Satellite Sakuranobikido |
| Coaches | |
| Sponsors | Yonex Japan Fujiyakuhin |
| @miyu.yeyo |
🎙️ Miyu Arai | Interview, March 2026
Hello, introduce yourself please.
My name is Miyu Arai. I am 13 years old and I was born on February 9, 2013. I am from Japan and I live in Saitama Prefecture. I am a junior tennis player competing at national level.
What languages do you speak?
I speak Japanese.
At what age did you start playing tennis?
I started playing tennis when I was 4 years old.
Are there other tennis players in your family?
No, no one in my family plays tennis.
In which club do you train?
I train with Team Satellite Sakuranobikido.
What is your weekly training routine?
I practice tennis six times a week to continuously improve my level and performance.
Do you have any sponsors?
Yes, I am supported by YONEX and Fujiyakuhin.
What is your goal for this year?
My goal for this year is to win the All Japan Junior Championship.
What do you enjoy doing outside of tennis?
Outside of tennis, I like K-POP idols, makeup, and fashion.
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