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▶ Naohisa Takato

samedi 9 novembre, 11h37 UTC

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09/11

Big names absent in Japanese team for the Grand Slam Tokyo
At last weekend's Kodokan Cup, Japan’s judo elite was notably missing key stars such as Naohisa Takato and Joshiro Maruyama, both sidelined due to injuries. This prestigious tournament provided a stage for emerging talent while allowing the newly appointed performance committee, now led by Toshihiko Yamada – formerly of Tokai University – to finalize Japan's lineup for the upcoming Tokyo Grand Slam on December 7-8.

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▶ Naohisa Takato

mardi 29 octobre, 3h57 UTC

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29/10

Naohisa Takato and Joshiro Maruyama make comeback at Kodokan Cup
The upcoming Kodokan Cup in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, will feature two of Japan's top judokas, each looking not only for a title but also to secure a coveted selection for the Tokyo Grand Slam on December 7-8. This prestigious event promises to be a showcase of elite judo talent.

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▶ Naohisa Takato

lundi 22 juillet, 14h34 UTC

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22/07

Day 1: Who will follow up Distria Krasniqi and Naohisa Takato at day 1
The first judo day at the Olympic Games in Paris is set for Saturday, July 27th, featuring the lightweight categories. The spotlight will be on the women's U48kg division as a new champion is sought to succeed Distria Krasniqi. At the top of the seeding is Italy's Assunta Scutto, who, despite a break from competition, made a strong comeback by reaching the World Championships final. Scutto's resilience and determination position her as a strong contender for Olympic gold.

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▶ Naohisa Takato

mercredi 17 juillet, 20h23 UTC

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17/07

Who will follow up Distria Krasniqi and Naohisa Takato at day 1
The first judo day at the Olympic Games in Paris is set for Saturday, July 27th, featuring the lightweight categories. The spotlight will be on the women's U48kg division as a new champion is sought to succeed Distria Krasniqi. At the top of the seeding is Italy's Assunta Scutto, who, despite a break from competition, made a strong comeback by reaching the World Championships final. Scutto's resilience and determination position her as a strong contender for Olympic gold.

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▶ Naohisa Takato

jeudi 28 décembre 2023, 4h41 UTC

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28/12

Ryuju Nagayama takes over the lists from Takato
Japan dominates the list of most successful athletes that won most Grand Slams. With five athletes in the top six led by Ryuju Nagayama and Naohisa Takato, both lightweights. Recently Nagayama defeated Takato which may me the end of the Takato era as he mentioned himself to give over the power to Nagayama. Also Hifumi Abe has won eleven Grand Slam events but took a silver medal less than the two lightweights.

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▶ Naohisa Takato

mercredi 6 décembre 2023, 0h42 UTC

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06/12

Nagayama WRL leader U60kg Olympic Champion Takato 17th
Grand Slam winner Ryuju Nagayama of Japan surged to the top spot of the IJF World Ranking, exhibiting remarkable victory over Naohisa Takato. Spain's former number one Francisco Garrigós is now in second place, while Ha-Rim Lee from Korea maintained a solid presence in the top three. Five time Grand Slam winner in Tokyo Takato is not even in the world ranking top ten, but wouldn’t worry and showed his respect for Nagayama.

À propos de moi

Nationalité

Japon

Naissance

dimanche 30 mai 1993

Taille

1.60 m

Poids

59 kg

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