South Korea's soft tennis team concluded its campaign at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games (held across Japan's Aichi Prefecture) with three bronze medals — one each from the men's team, women's team, and mixed doubles events — after all three singles representatives were eliminated in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Lee Ha-neul fell to Chinese Taipei's Che Po-yi in the men's draw, while Lee Su-jin lost to Japan's Rena Temma and Hwang Jeong-mi was beaten by North Korea's Ri Jin-mi in the women's draw. Notably, North Korean players Ri Jin-mi and Ri So-hyang both reached the women's singles semifinals, securing two bronze medals that will mark North Korea's first Asian Games medals on Japanese soil.