Why did Naomi Osaka give up her American citizenship and represent Japan in the Tokyo Olympics?

This is because if Naomi Osaka does not give up her American citizenship, she will not be able to represent Japan in next year's Tokyo Olympics. Osaka Naomi has Japanese and American nationalities, which also allows Osaka Naomi to choose to represent one of the two countries, Japan or the United States, to participate in the Tokyo Olympics before the age of 22. Therefore, this also makes Osaka Naomi have to give up her American citizenship. Once Naomi Osaka gives up her American citizenship, she will receive a lot of sponsorship contracts from Japan.

Naomi Osaka can be said to be an outstanding talent that has emerged in women's tennis in the past two years. In addition, Naomi Osaka has also won two Grand Slam championships, which has also given Japanese tennis new hope. That is why the Japanese tennis community attaches great importance to Naomi Osaka and hopes that Naomi Osaka can give up her American citizenship and represent Japan in the competition next year. The Tokyo Olympics will also allow Japan to take a very large advantage in the women's tennis sport next year.

It must be said that Japanese tennis has achieved great development in recent years, which has also made Chinese tennis feel a very big threat. Because since Li Na retired, not many outstanding talents have emerged in the Chinese tennis world, which has also given Japanese tennis an overwhelming advantage over Chinese tennis during this period of time. In order to maintain this advantage, the Japanese tennis community hopes that Naomi Osaka can give up her American citizenship.

Naomi Osaka’s father is Haitian and her mother is Japanese. Although Osaka Naomi immigrated to the United States when she was very young. However, Naomi Osaka also hopes to represent Japan in next year's Tokyo Olympics, because this will allow Naomi Osaka to receive sponsorship from many Japanese companies.