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ATHLETE PROFILE 01
ATHLETE PROFILE 01
Nozomi Tanaka
Nozomi Tanaka
Born September 4, 1999. From Hyogo Prefecture. Won the gold medal at the Asian Junior Championships with a record in the 3000m. Won the gold medal at the World Junior Championships in the 3000m. Has been active as a leader of the junior generation. Won the 5000m at the 2020 Japan Championships and the 1500m at the 2021 Japan Championships. Competed in the women's 1500m at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, becoming the first Japanese to advance to the finals and finishing in 8th place. Competed in three events at the 2022 World Championships in Athletics: 800m, 1500m, and 5000m. In September of the same year, she made her debut in the 5th Avenue Mile, a mile road race held in New York, and placed 5th in the women's division. She will turn professional in April 2023 and join New Balance. She broke the Japanese record for the women's mile and the 5000m. As one of the leading figures in the Japanese athletics world, she will continue to challenge the world.
[Major Achievements]
2021 1000m & 1500m & 3000m Japanese Record Update
2021 Tokyo 2020 Olympics Women's 1500m First Japanese athlete to reach finals, placing 8th
2022 World Championships: 12th place in the 5000m, 5th place in the 5th Avenue Mile Race in New York City, USA
2023: Break the Japanese record for the women's mile; win the women's 1500m and 5000m at the Japan Championships; break the Japanese record for the 5000m at the Budapest 2023 World Championships; break the Japanese record for the 5000m again at the IAAF Diamond League - Brussels
2024 Break the Japanese record in the 3000m and the Asian indoor record
Nozomi Tanaka
Nozomi Tanaka
Born September 4, 1999. From Hyogo Prefecture. Won the gold medal at the Asian Junior Championships with a record in the 3000m. Won the gold medal at the World Junior Championships in the 3000m. Has been active as a leader of the junior generation. Won the 5000m at the 2020 Japan Championships and the 1500m at the 2021 Japan Championships. Competed in the women's 1500m at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, becoming the first Japanese to advance to the finals and finishing in 8th place. Competed in three events at the 2022 World Championships in Athletics: 800m, 1500m, and 5000m. In September of the same year, she made her debut in the 5th Avenue Mile, a mile road race held in New York, and placed 5th in the women's division. She will turn professional in April 2023 and join New Balance. She broke the Japanese record for the women's mile and the 5000m. As one of the leading figures in the Japanese athletics world, she will continue to challenge the world.
[Major Achievements]
2021 1000m & 1500m & 3000m Japanese Record Update
2021 Tokyo 2020 Olympics Women's 1500m First Japanese athlete to reach finals, placing 8th
2022 World Championships: 12th place in the 5000m, 5th place in the 5th Avenue Mile Race in New York City, USA
2023: Break the Japanese record for the women's mile; win the women's 1500m and 5000m at the Japan Championships; break the Japanese record for the 5000m at the Budapest 2023 World Championships; break the Japanese record for the 5000m again at the IAAF Diamond League - Brussels
2024 Break the Japanese record in the 3000m and the Asian indoor record

ATHLETE PROFILE 02
ATHLETE PROFILE 02
Akira Akasaki
Akira Akasaki
Born January 21, 1998. Originally from Kumamoto Prefecture. In junior high school, he was a member of the volleyball club. He entered Kaishin High School and began track and field in earnest. He went on to Takushoku University and participated in the Hakone Ekiden for four consecutive years. He was selected as captain and played an active role as a top student athlete. After graduating from university, he joined Kyudenko, a prestigious local Kyushu corporate team. In his fourth year as a working adult, he was selected for the first time to represent Japan in the Olympic marathon, and will continue to challenge himself in the run up to this summer's Paris Olympics.
[Major Achievements]
2017-2020 Tokyo-Hakone Round-Trip College Ekiden Race (Hakone Ekiden) Participated for four consecutive years
2019 Ageo City Marathon Half Marathon Division 1 hour 1 minute 46 seconds 2nd place (Top Japanese runner)
2022 Fukuoka International Marathon 2 hours 9 minutes 1 second 8th place (2nd among Japanese runners)
2023 Marathon Grand Championship (MGC) 2 hours 9 minutes 6 seconds 2nd place
(Qualified for the Paris Olympics)
Akira Akasaki
Akira Akasaki
Born January 21, 1998. Originally from Kumamoto Prefecture. In junior high school, he was a member of the volleyball club. He entered Kaishin High School and began track and field in earnest. He went on to Takushoku University and participated in the Hakone Ekiden for four consecutive years. He was selected as captain and played an active role as a top student athlete. After graduating from university, he joined Kyudenko, a prestigious local Kyushu corporate team. In his fourth year as a working adult, he was selected for the first time to represent Japan in the Olympic marathon, and will continue to challenge himself in the run up to this summer's Paris Olympics.
[Major Achievements]
2017-2020 Tokyo-Hakone Round-Trip College Ekiden Race (Hakone Ekiden) Participated for four consecutive years
2019 Ageo City Marathon Half Marathon Division 1 hour 1 minute 46 seconds 2nd place (Top Japanese runner)
2022 Fukuoka International Marathon 2 hours 9 minutes 1 second 8th place (2nd among Japanese runners)
2023 Marathon Grand Championship (MGC) 2 hours 9 minutes 6 seconds 2nd place
(Qualified for the Paris Olympics)

ATHLETE PROFILE 03
ATHLETE PROFILE 03
Yumi Tanaka
Yumi Tanaka
Born December 15, 1998 in Osaka Prefecture. Specializing in the 100m hurdles, she started athletics in junior high school and won consecutive Inter-High School Championships in high school. She then went on to Ritsumeikan University, where she won the All-Japan Intercollegiate Championships and became the No. 1 student athlete. She is currently a member of the Fujitsu Athletics Club, where many top athletes are active. A woman of both intelligence and beauty, she continues to challenge the world as one of the leading figures in the Japanese athletics world.
[Major Achievements]
2019 Japan-China-Korea Trilateral Meet (Korea) 100mH Winner
2019 Japan Intercollegiate Championships 100mH Winner
2020 Seiko Golden Grand Prix Tokyo 100mH 4th place
2022 Japan Championships 100mH 3rd place
2023 World Championships (Budapest) 100mH Japan Representative
2023 Asian Games (Hangzhou) 100mH 3rd place
Yumi Tanaka
Yumi Tanaka
Born December 15, 1998 in Osaka Prefecture. Specializing in the 100m hurdles, she started athletics in junior high school and won consecutive Inter-High School Championships in high school. She then went on to Ritsumeikan University, where she won the All-Japan Intercollegiate Championships and became the No. 1 student athlete. She is currently a member of the Fujitsu Athletics Club, where many top athletes are active. A woman of both intelligence and beauty, she continues to challenge the world as one of the leading figures in the Japanese athletics world.
[Major Achievements]
2019 Japan-China-Korea Trilateral Meet (Korea) 100mH Winner
2019 Japan Intercollegiate Championships 100mH Winner
2020 Seiko Golden Grand Prix Tokyo 100mH 4th place
2022 Japan Championships 100mH 3rd place
2023 World Championships (Budapest) 100mH Japan Representative
2023 Asian Games (Hangzhou) 100mH 3rd place
ATHLETE VOICE
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Nozomi Tanaka is always thinking about "Who am I?" and trying to put it into words.
I want to understand the mind of a runner and aim to make all runners proud of being a runner and able to empathize with them.
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Interview Content "NB20000" Part 1
Nozomi Tanaka


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