The private dinner brought together just 29 guests, including senior representatives of the Olympic and shooting sport communities in Japan and across Asia.
Among those attending were Seiko Hashimoto, President of the Japanese Olympic Committee, H.E. Sheikh Salman Al-Sabah, President of the Asian Shooting Confederation, Mr Duaij Al Otaibi, President of the Kuwait Shooting Federation and Secretary General of the Asian Shooting Federation, and Mr Kiichiro Matsumaru, Honorary President of the Japan Rifle Shooting Sport Federation and Vice President of the Asian Shooting Federation.
Also attending was H.E. Jun Doi, President of the Japan Clay Target Shooting Association, together with other senior representatives of the Japanese sporting community.
Among those attending were Seiko Hashimoto, President of the Japanese Olympic Committee, H.E. Sheikh Salman Al-Sabah, President of the Asian Shooting Confederation, Mr Duaij Al Otaibi, President of the Kuwait Shooting Federation and Secretary General of the Asian Shooting Federation, and Mr Kiichiro Matsumaru, Honorary President of the Japan Rifle Shooting Sport Federation and Vice President of the Asian Shooting Federation.
Also attending was H.E. Jun Doi, President of the Japan Clay Target Shooting Association, together with other senior representatives of the Japanese sporting community.
President Rossi delivered guest remarks during the evening, expressing his gratitude to the Japanese Olympic Committee and Japan for their warm welcome to the shooting sport community during the Asian Games.
He highlighted the importance of the close relationship between Japan, the Asian shooting sport community and the ISSF, while thanking the Japanese hosts for their hospitality and support in bringing the international shooting sport family together in Nagoya.
He highlighted the importance of the close relationship between Japan, the Asian shooting sport community and the ISSF, while thanking the Japanese hosts for their hospitality and support in bringing the international shooting sport family together in Nagoya.
The intimate gathering provided an opportunity for leaders of the Olympic movement and shooting sport to exchange views and strengthen relationships during Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
The Asian Games are bringing together athletes from 45 National Olympic Committees, with shooting sport among the competitions being held as part of the Games programme.
The Asian Games are bringing together athletes from 45 National Olympic Committees, with shooting sport among the competitions being held as part of the Games programme.