Yuta Yazaki

Yuta Yazaki (矢嵜 雄大, Yazaki Yūta, born 8 April 1980) is a Japanese judoka. He won a gold medal at the -90 kg category of the 2002 Asian Games.

Yuta Yazaki
Personal information
Born (1980-04-08) 8 April 1980
OccupationJudoka
Sport
CountryJapan
SportJudo
Weight class–90 kg
Achievements and titles
World Champ.R16 (2003)
Asian Champ. (2002, 2003)
Medal record
Men's judo
Representing  Japan
Asian Games
2002 Busan –90 kg
Asian Championships
2003 Jeju –90 kg
World Juniors Championships
1998 Cali –90 kg
Profile at external databases
IJF11560
JudoInside.com1064
Updated on 2 June 2022

He is from Toshima, Tokyo.[1] He became famous with Keiji Suzuki and Yasuyuki Muneta, when he was a student of high school. After graduation from Meiji University,[2] He belongs to Ryotokuji Gakuen.[3]

Achievements
YearDateTournamentPlaceWeight class
200712.8Jigoro Kano Cup 5thMiddleweight (-90 kg)
11.18Kodokan Cup 3rdMiddleweight (-90 kg)
4.29All-Japan Championships Round of 38
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2.4Tbilisi World Cup 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
200611.19Kodokan Cup 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
4.2All-Japan Weight Class Championships 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
2.25Hamburg Super World Cup 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
1.15Jigoro Kano Cup 7thMiddleweight (-90 kg)
20054.29All-Japan Championships 5th
-
1.9Jigoro Kano Cup 5th
-
200411.21Kodokan Cup 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
4.4All-Japan Weight Class Championships 3rdMiddleweight (-90 kg)
2.21Hamburg Super World Cup 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
200310.31Asian Championships 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
9.12World Championships Round of 16Middleweight (-90 kg)
4.29All-Japan Championships 5th
-
4.6All-Japan Weight Class Championships 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
1.12Jigoro Kano Cup 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
200210.1Asian Games 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
4.7All-Japan Weight Class Championships 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)
200111.24Kodokan Cup 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
5.24East Asian Games 2ndMiddleweight (-90 kg)
4.29All-Japan Championships 5th
-
1.14Jigoro Kano Cup Round of 16
-
19988–11 OctoberWorld Junior Championships 1stMiddleweight (-90 kg)

References
  1. "世界柔道2003". Fuji Television.
  2. "了徳寺学園柔道部". 了徳寺学園.
  3. "嘉納杯柔道ワールドグランプリ". TV Tokyo.


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