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Geek Pictures Launches the “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” Project for Wheelchair Tennis Player Yui Kamiji

Geek Pictures Launches the “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” Project for Wheelchair Tennis Player Yui Kamiji

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Geek Pictures Launches the “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” Project for Wheelchair Tennis Player Yui Kamiji

Releases First Video “Ready,”



the launch of the “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” project to cheer and support wheelchair tennis player Yui Kamiji who aims to win gold medals in the 2024 Paralympics, and the release of the first video, “Ready,”. The official website and Yui Kamiji staff Twitter account were also established to communicate exclusive information, including her match results and schedule.

[Production Staff]
CD/PR: Yuji Ozawa
PR: Yusuke Sasaki
PM: Noriko Yamaguchi, Asaka Onishi
CW: Shigeru Isobe (Freelancer)
PR (Video): Teruki Murakami
PM (Video): Keita Harada, Daiki Hasegawa, Park Ju Hyun
DIR: Hiroki Inoguchi (RED GEEK PICTURES)
CAM: Toshihiro Wajima (ZEN creative)
Light: Katsutoshi Hirano (Freelancer)
HM: Ayumi Naito (Freelancer)
Music PR: Kotaro Maruhashi (MELODYPUNCH)
CG: Shota Yamamoto, Kazuki Tanaka (RED GEEK PICTURES)
ED: Airi Masutani, Yasuko Shiomoto (geek sight), Takaya Takahashi
NA: Shiori Mochizuki (OFFICE OSAWA)
MA: Hiroyuki Suzuki (IMAGICA Lab.)
PR (Graphics): Fukutaro Inadome
PM (Graphics): Nanami Miyajima, Iori Iijima, Mutsumi Higuchi
AD (Graphics/Website): Yukiko Kojima
PH: Seiya Fujii (W)

■ “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” Project
Having signed a partnership agreement with wheelchair tennis player Yui Kamiji on January 1, 2022, Geek Pictures launched the “YUI KAMIJI ROAD TO PARIS 2024” project this time. Through this project, we will cheer and support Kamiji in various ways with her journey to win gold medals in the 2024 Paralympics.

【Tennis Player Yui Kamiji Profile】

Date of Birth: April 24, 1994/ From Hyogo/ Height: 143 cm/ Belongs to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Started playing wheelchair tennis at age 11. When Kamiji was a high school senior, she participated in the London Paralympics and made it to the quarterfinals in singles and doubles. In 2014, Kamiji made her first victory at the French Open and the US Open and was ranked the world No. 1 in May for the first time. She became the first Japanese female player who achieved the Grand Slam in doubles and a Guinness World Record holder as the youngest person ever to win the wheelchair tennis Grand Slam. In her second Paralympics, the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics, she won bronze in singles. In the Tokyo Paralympics, which was delayed one year and held in 2021, she won silver in singles and bronze in doubles, which were better results than the previous event.