JOOLA Japan lists Kenta Miyoshi with the Ben Johns Perseus Pro IV 16mm; his latest match use is pending. His playing weight, tape placement, grip construction, overgrip, and shoes are pending.
Kenta Miyoshi is a professional pickleball player from Saitama, Japan, according to his own website.
Current equipment
What is on the record now?
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via Pickleball Central (Ben Johns 16mm; played colorway unconfirmed)
JOOLA Japan lists Kenta Miyoshi with this model without a match date. The US shop sells the new Ben Johns 16mm retail edition, SKU 300811, and showed In stock and Add To Cart. This is a model-line shopping reference because Kenta's exact played colorway and latest match use remain pending.
Official final standings for Pro Mens Singles: 5.0 And Above list Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) first and Hong kit Wong second. Official winners circle gives the event dates April 24-27, 2025 and lists Kenta Miyoshi gold in Pro Mens Singles: 5.0 And Above. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official Championship Sunday recap says Len Yang and Collin Johns got past Hien Truong and Kenta Miyoshi 11-4, 4-11, 11-7 in the Men's Doubles final. Official final standings list Len Yang / Collin Johns first and Hien Truong / Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) second. Official medal table (event July 23-26, 2026) names Truong / Miyoshi silver; his final-match row is dated July 26.
Official Championship Sunday recap says Hien Truong and Quan Do beat Kenta Miyoshi and Robert Stirling 11-9, 11-7 in the Men's Doubles final. Official final standings list Hien Truong / Quan Do first and Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) / Robert Stirling second. Official medal table (event June 17-21, 2026) names Miyoshi / Stirling silver; his final-match row is dated June 21.
Official final standings list Armaan Bhatia / Tama Shimabukuro first and Mitchell Hargreaves / Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) second. Official medal table (event May 28-31, 2026) names Hargreaves / Miyoshi silver; his final-match row is dated May 31.
Official PPA Tour Asia recap (dated Aug 31, 2025) says Connor Garnett and Tyler Loong beat Kenta Miyoshi and Robert Stirling 11-3, 12-10 in the Men's Doubles final. Official final standings list Connor Garnett / Tyler Loong first and Kenta Miyoshi / Robert Stirling second. Official event page gives Tuesday, August 26 to Sunday, August 31, 2025 (listed Aug 26 2025 - Aug 31 2025); the end date is used with an event-end basis.
SilverPPA Tour Australia · Pro Men's Doubles: 5.0 And Above
Official final standings list George Wall / Joey Wild first and Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) / Hong kit Wong second. Official winners circle gives the event dates April 3-6, 2025 and lists Kenta Miyoshi / Hong kit Wong silver in Pro Men's Doubles: 5.0 And Above. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings for Pro Mens Singles Main Draw (4.5+) list Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) third, behind Jason Taylor and Tom Evans. Official winners circle gives the event dates November 7-10, 2024 and lists Kenta Miyoshi bronze in Pro Mens Singles Main Draw (4.5+). No separate bronze-match date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings list Robert Stirling / Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) fourth, behind Kim / Wong third. Official medal table (event August 6-9, 2026) lists Miyoshi / Stirling as Fourth. Match table shows wins on August 7 over Taylor / Gonzales (11-2, 11-3) and Harvey / Shaffer (12-10, 12-10), a loss to gold medalists Truong / Do on August 8 and the bronze-match loss to Kim / Wong on August 9.
Official final standings list Tama Shimabukuro, Hong kit Wong and Matthew Finnerty, then Kenta Miyoshi (Saitama) fourth. Official medal table (event May 28-31, 2026) lists Miyoshi as Fourth. Match table shows wins on May 29 over Phoenix He (11-7, 11-6) and Jimmy Liong Kai Long (11-7, 11-2), a loss to silver medalist Wong on May 30 and the bronze-match loss to Finnerty on May 31.
Window: Nov 9, 2023 to Nov 9, 2026. Selected verified results, ordered by finish and then date. This record may not cover every tournament appearance. Tournament results do not establish which paddle was used.