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Japanese Delegation of Athletics Team for Jakarta,Indonesia 2018 Japanese Delegation of Athletics Team for Jakarta,Indonesia 2018 ⓒ Getty Images ⓒ Getty Images Japan Association of Athletics Federations 2-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku Shinjuku-ku,Tokyo,163-0717 Japan 18th Asian Games JAKARTA 2018 Tel 81-3-5321-6580 ( 2 0 18 /ジャカル タ) Official site:http://www.jaaf.or.jp/ 第18回アジア競技大会 Play back INCHEON 2014 MESSAGE [メッセージ] [ プ レ イ バ ッ ク ・ 仁 川 2014 ] or the 4 years since the last Asian Games in Incheon, we have paved the way to the Tokyo 2020 Games. During the span of these 4 years, most athletes raisedF their potentiality by accumulating extensive international experiences through participation in international competitions and high performance training camps. However, the level of athletics in Asia with population of 4.5 billion people is continuing to advance, so the reality is that if the athletes representing Team Japan do not demonstrate their best performances, they will not be able to reach the level of the top finishers let alone winning the medals. As a basic and fundamental platform for each 58 athletics team members to unleash one’s talents, Team Japan should be a positive constructive group with high integrity. For this, the primary concern should be on building a team that achieves organic integration of team members from experienced top athletes to leading mid-career athletes, young emerging athletes and team staff members. In addition, building up the best physical and mental conditions even in hot environment of Jakarta is an important factor. The experiences in this Games shall definitely offer valuable input to prepare for the Tokyo Olympics held during the hot summer. And above all, please compete with strong determination August 2018 that “Without a victory in Asia, there will be no success in the world”. In closing, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all those who have Mitsugi OGATA been giving their kind support to our federation, and hope that you will refer to Senior Managing Director this guidebook to give a warm support to the Japanese delegation. Japan Association of Athletics Federations 回の仁川アジア競技大会からの4年間は、2020TOKYO に通じる道を歩んできました。多くのアス 前 リートが海外での競技会、強化合宿を通して豊富な国際経験を積み重ねるなどして自力を高めた4 ❶ Takayuki TANII Men 50kmW WINNER 年間であったと言えます。しかしながら、人口45 億人を抱えるアジアの競技レベルも着実に高まっており、 日本代表選手も持てる力を十分に発揮できないとメダルはおろか入賞のラインに到達しないというのが現 状です。 陸上競技代表 58 名全員が真価を発揮する基礎基盤として、チームがポジティブでインテグリティの高 い集団であることが挙げられます。そのためには、ベテラン、中堅、若手、そしてチームスタッフが有機 ❷ Keisuke USHIRO Men Decathlon WINNER 的に融合したチームビルディングを心がけてください。加えて、ジャカルタの暑熱環境にあっても、最善 の心身のコンディションを作り上げていくことが必須となります。この経験は、盛夏の東京で開催される 韓国・仁川で行われたアジア大会。陸上競技は9月27日 オリンピックにおいても必ず活きてくるでしょう。そして、何より「アジアで勝てずして、世界での活躍 から10月3日にかけて行われた。日本は金3、銀12、銅8 はない!」という強い気持ちを持って臨んでください。 の合計23個のメダルを獲得した。 結びに、日頃より本連盟にご支援をいただいております皆様方に、この場をお借りして厚く御礼を申し 最初の金メダルとなったのは男子50㎞Wの谷井孝行(❶、 上げますとともに、本冊子をご参考に日本選手団への温かなご声援をいただければ幸いに存じます。 自衛隊体育学校)。序盤から積極的なレースを展開し、ライ ❸ JAPAN Men 4×400mR WINNER バル・中国との差を広げていくと、中盤以降の山㟢勇喜(自 2018 年 8 月 公益財団法人日本陸上競技連盟 The Japanese Medal Winner in Asian Games Incheon 2014 衛隊体育学校)や韓国勢の追い上げにも冷静に対処し、2位 専務理事 仁川アジア大会日本人メダリスト に9分近い大差をつけた。 尾縣 貢 Men Pos Mark Name/Team 氏名(所属) 十種競技では右代啓祐(❷、スズキ浜松AC)がアジアの 100m 3rd 10.15(+0.4) Kei TAKASE 髙瀬 慧(富士通) 10000m 2nd 28:11.94 Suguru OSAKO 大迫 傑(日清食品) キングの座に就いた。9種目を終え2位で、トップとは32 も く じ 400mH 2nd 49.81 Takayuki KISHIMOTO 岸本 鷹幸(富士通) Contents Pole Vault 2nd 5.55 Daichi SAWANO 澤野 大地(富士通) 点差、1500mで約5秒差だった。しかし、粘りの激走で逆 Javelin Throw 2nd 84.42 Ryohei ARAI 新井 涼平(スズキ浜松AC) 転、8100点に迫る好記録で優勝を果たした。3位には得意 20kmW 2nd 1:20:44 Yusuke SUZUKI 鈴木 雄介(富士通) Play back Incheon 2014 Japanese Medalists of Asian Games 50kmW 1st 3:40:19 Takayuki TANII 谷井 孝行(自衛隊体育学校) の1500mでジャンプアップした中村明彦(スズキ浜松AC)が 02 プレイバック仁川 2014 32 アジア大会日本人メダリスト Marathon 2nd 2:12:39 Kohei MATSUMURA 松村 康平(三菱重工長崎) Message 2018 Asian Top10 Lists Marathon 3rd 2:12:42 Yuki KAWAUCHI 川内 優輝(埼玉県庁) 入り、この種目で金メダル、そしてW表彰台は63年ぶりの 03 メッセージ 44 2018年アジア10傑 Decathlon 1st 8088 Keisuke USHIRO 右代 啓祐(スズキ浜松AC) Decathlon 3rd 7828 Akihiko NAKAMURA 中村 明彦(スズキ浜松AC) 快挙だった。 Message Japan National Records 4×100mR 2nd 38.49 JAPAN 山縣亮太-飯塚翔太-髙平慎二-髙瀬慧 04 メッセージ 46 日本記録 男子4×400mR(❸)ではエースの金丸祐三(大塚製薬)を 4×400mR 1st 3:01.88 JAPAN 金丸祐三-藤光謙司-飯塚翔太-加藤修也 Timetable Asian Records Women Pos Mark Name/Team 氏名(所属) 1走に起用する先行策。選手たちの話し合いで決まったと 100m 2nd 11.49(-0.5) Chisato FUKUSHIMA 福島 千里(北海道ハイテクAC) 06 タイムテーブル 48 アジア記録 200m 3rd 23.45(0.0) Chisato FUKUSHIMA 福島 千里(北海道ハイテクAC) いうオーダーがズバリと当たり、2位に2秒以上の差を付 Team Japan World Records 10000m 3rd 31:55.67 Ayumi HAGIWARA 萩原 歩美(ユニクロ) 08 日本代表選手団一覧 49 世界記録 木村 文子(エディオン) 100mH 3rd 13.25(0.0) Ayako KIMURA ける圧勝だった。 Officials Chronicle of Team Japan in Asian Games 400mH 2nd 56.21 Satomi KUBOKURA 久保倉里美(新潟アルビレックスRC) Pole Vault 2nd 4.25 Tomomi ABIKO 我孫子智美(滋賀レイクスターズ) 女子は福島千里(北海道ハイテクAC)が100mで銀、200m 10 役員 50 アジア大会小史 綾 真澄(丸善工業) Hammer Throw 3rd 59.84 Masumi AYA で銅と2つのメダルを獲得したほか、合計10個(銀5、銅5) Athletes Marathon 2nd 2:25:50 Ryoko KIZAKI 木﨑 良子(ダイハツ) 12 選手 4×100mR 3rd 44.05 JAPAN 藤森安奈-市川華菜-青木益未-福島千里 のメダルを獲得した。 4×400mR 2nd 3:30.80 JAPAN 青山聖佳-松本奈菜子-市川華菜-千葉麻美 ※所属は当時のもの 02 03 MESSAGE [メッセージ] those high standards. the past international competitions from their As a consequence, almost every participating junior ages to make their come backs to the athletes have cleared this standards thus having recent international competitions. I hope that Team Manager good chances of winning a medal. Considering they will show good performances to pave their Kazunori ASABA this, I would like all athletes to set a goal for way to Tokyo Olympic Games. And of course, Chairman,High Performance Committee medals. However, we must realize that the level I would like the leading athletes who have Japan Association of Athletics Federations of athletics in Asia has considerably advanced in achieved steady results to pick up the recent years, so we must be tough on the race momentum from the Asian Games to head for with resolution that it is not easy to win Tokyo. The Japanese Delegation of Athletics Team selection process, so we have given priorities to medals. I hope the athletes to achieve their IAAF will introduce the World Ranking will be heading for this edition of the Asian athletes who have the potentials to achieve season best performances by completing good System from this September. So from that Games with a total of 58 athletes comprising of outstanding performances during Tokyo, and at preparations. perspective, we can say that the specific process 35 men and 23 women. the same time, the minimal standard for Looking at the selected members, I feel proud to Tokyo Olympics will start from this Asian The High Performance Team of Japan qualification was set to win medals during the that we have been able to choose the current Games. Also, it is well known that Tokyo Association of Athletics Federations has set Asian Games. In particular, we have best members. The distinctive feature of this Olympics will be in a severe hot weather. As we forth the guideline for the selection of Team accumulated data from the past Games and set season is the “emergence of new talents” and expect this Games to be conducted in a very Japan and has chosen the 58 members qualification standards so that the athletes’ “revival of experienced mid-career athletes”. For hot and humid environment of Jakarta, it can according to its principles. Tokyo 2020 records are within the range of winning medals, the “revival of mid-career athletes”, we are be positioned as a good rehearsal game for Olympic Games was put in perspective for the and prioritized to select athletes who cleared witnessing athletes who had been successful in Tokyo. 監督 最高のパフォーマンスが発揮できるよう、しっ 結果を残し続けてきた実績のある選手たちに 麻場一徳 かり準備して挑んで欲しいと思います。 も、このアジア大会で弾みをつけて、東京に向 日本陸上競技連盟強化委員会 強化委員長 今回の代表選手をみると、現状のベストメン かってもらいたいと思っています。 今回、陸上競技日本代表チームは、男子35 名、 ダル獲得可能記録を設定し、その記録をクリア バーを選考することができたと自負していま 国際陸連の方針で、今年9月からワールドラ 女子 23 名、総勢 58 名で臨みます。 している選手から優先的に選考しました。 す。今シーズンは「新しい戦力の台頭」と「実 ンキング制度が始まります。その意味からして 日本陸連強化委員会は、今回のアジア大会に 結果として、出場選手ほぼ全員がその基準を 績のある中堅選手の復活」にその特徴があると も、東京オリンピックへの具体的プロセスはこ 向けて代表選手選考要項を作成し、その選考方 クリアしており、メダル獲得を狙えるポジショ 思います。特に「中堅選手の復活」に関しては、 のアジア大会から始まると言えるでしょう。ま 法に則ってこの 58 名を選びました。選考に当 ンにあります。その意味において、出場者全員 ジュニア時代から国際大会での実績を持ちなが た、東京オリンピックが酷暑の中で開催される たっては、東京 2020 オリンピック大会を視野 にメダルを目指して欲しいと思います。しかし ら最近の世界大会への出場を逃している選手た ことは周知の事実です。ジャカルタでの今大会 に入れながら、東京で活躍できる選手に優先順 ながら、近年、アジアのレベルがこれまでに比 ちが復活し、名乗りをあげています。これらの は、高温多湿な環境下での開催が予想されるた 位を与えつつ、最低限の基準として、メダル獲 べて格段に上がっている状況も認められます。 選手たちや若手の新戦力が、今回のアジア大会 め、東京へのリハーサルとしても重要な大会と 得を代表選手への要求水準としました。具体的 メダル獲得が簡単ではないことを覚悟して臨ま で成果をあげ、東京オリンピックにつなげてく なります。 には、過去の大会データをもとにアジア大会メ なければならないことも事実です。今シーズン れるものと期待しています。もちろん、着実に 04 05 Timetable [タイムテーブル] ■ Day1 / Saturday, 25 Aug ■ 1 日目 8 月 25 日(土) ■ Day4 / Tuesday, 28 Aug ■ 4 日目 8 月 28 日(火) 6:00 M MARATHON FINAL 6:00 男子 マラソン 決勝 9:00 W 100m HURDLES HEPTA 1 9:00 女子 100mH 七種競技 1 10:00 M 100m DECATHLON DECA 1 10:00 男子 100m 十種競技 1 9:45 W 200m ROUND 1 9:45 女子 200m 予選 10:30 W 400m ROUND 1 10:30 女子 400m 予選 10:00 M 200m ROUND 1 10:00 男子 200m 予選 10:45 M LONG JUMP DECA 2 10:45 男子 走幅跳 十種競技 2 10:30 W HIGH JUMP HEPTA 2 10:30 女子 走高跳 七種競技 2 11:10 M 400m ROUND 1 11:10 男子 400m 予選 Break 休憩 11:40 W 100m HURDLES ROUND 1 11:40 女子 100mH 予選 18:35 W POLE VAULT FINAL 18:35 女子 棒高跳 決勝 12:00 M SHOT PUT DECA 3 12:00 男子 砲丸投 十種競技 3 18:35 M 110m HURDLES FINAL 18:35 男子 110mH 決勝 Break 休憩 18:40 M HIGH JUMP QUALIFYING 18:40 男子 走高跳 予選 18:30 W 100m ROUND 1 18:30 女子 100m 予選 18:45 W SHOT PUT HEPTA 3 18:45 女子 砲丸投 七種競技 3 18:35 M SHOT PUT FINAL 18:35 男子 砲丸投 決勝 18:50 W TRIPLE JUMP QUALIFYING 18:50 女子 三段跳 予選 18:40 W HAMMER THROW FINAL 18:40 女子 ハンマー投 決勝 18:50 W 200m SEMI FINAL 18:50 女子 200m 準決勝 18:45 M LONG JUMP QUALIFYING 18:45 男子 走幅跳 予選 19:15 M 200m SEMI FINAL 19:15 男子 200m 準決勝 18:50 M HIGH JUMP DECA
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