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Rumor of Kan'yo Pro League Interest in Migiwajima, Who Says 'I Haven't Heard Anything Yet'

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 (Torek 52) — Culture Desk, Migiwa Tono

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A rumor has spread among fans that a Kan'yo pro wall-racing club may approach Rui Migiwajima, the Tokei RC racer named the previously reported September Rookie of the Month at a record-young 17, during the off-season. After practice on the 6th, Migiwajima told reporters, 'Nothing like that has reached me yet,' and the rumor remains unconfirmed.

As previously reported, Tokei RC's Rui Migiwajima, 17, was named wall racing's Rookie of the Month for September at a record-young age. Since the season ended, a rumor has circulated on fan community sites that a pro wall-racing club in Kan'yo — a traditional powerhouse in the sport, as previously noted — may be interested in signing the racer. The rumor's source is unclear, and no specific club has been named.

After practice on the 6th, Migiwajima told reporters, "Nothing like that has reached me yet. My feelings about staying with Tokei RC next season haven't changed." A Tokei RC spokesperson added that the club "has not confirmed any formal contact at this time." Unverified, the rumor remains one of the season's off-season talking points.

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