Japan's T.League opened its ninth season with record attendance in Taiwan in late July as the table tennis league looks to further raise its profile overseas.In the league's first games held abroad, Top Otome Pingpongs Nagoya beat Kinoshita Abyell Kanagawa 3-1 in the women's opener, and Kinoshita-Meister Tokyo downed T.T Saitama 4-0 in the men's, with nearly 7,000 excited fans cheering at Hsinchu County Stadium."We were able to convey how great our league is," T.League Secretary General Takayuki Kuriyama said following the event, which came about after the league received a proposal from Ta…READ FULL ARTICLE