Tokyo: In December of 2019, World No. 1 Kento Momota visited factory of badminton equipment manufacturer, YONEX, in Niigata to learn about how badminton racquets are manufactured.
Videos below offered an inside look into the process YONEX applied for manufacturing the top badminton racquets for the best players in the world.
Kento Momota went to YONEX factory in Niigata.
This December, @momota_kento joined us at our factory in Niigata to learn about how badminton racquets are made. Stay tuned for his 7-part journey. #FarBeyondOrdinary #MyPartnerOnCourt #MadeByYonex pic.twitter.com/PMqu0nc8tp
— Yonex Badminton (@yonex_badminton) March 24, 2020
Kento Momota experienced the craft behind the carbon graphite.
Part 2 of Kento’s #MyPartnerOnCourt series. Join him as he experiences the craft behind the carbon graphite. #FarBeyondOrdinary #GraphiteCraftsmanship #MadeByYonex pic.twitter.com/F7OxN0ASgK
— Yonex Badminton (@yonex_badminton) March 27, 2020
Kento Momota worked on the badminton grip.
Part 3 of 7 from Kento’s #MyPartnerOnCourt series. Does he make gripping look easy? #FarBeyondOrdinary #MadeByYonex pic.twitter.com/DHinxBkKCv
— Yonex Badminton (@yonex_badminton) March 31, 2020
Kento Momota tried to paint the YONEX ASTROX99 racquets.
Kento attempts painting his ASTROX99. Check out Part 4 of Kento’s #MyPartnerOnCourt series. #FarBeyondOrdinary #MadeByYonex pic.twitter.com/C7Dzzjvd7B
— Yonex Badminton (@yonex_badminton) April 3, 2020
