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Japanese Delegation of Athleticsteam for Moscow,RUSSIA 2013 10-18 AUG Japanese Delegation of AthleticsTeam for Moscow,RUSSIA 2013 10-18 AUG ⓒ PHOTO KISHIMOTO ⓒ Agence SHOT IAAF World Championships in Athletics - Moscow, RUSSIA Japan Association of Athletics Federations 2-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku.shinjuku-ku,Tokyo,163-0717 Japan Tel 81-3-5321-6580 Official site: http://www.jaaf.or.jp/ Play Back Daegu 2011 [ プレイ バック・テグ 2011] 韓国・テグで行われた前回大会は室伏広治が日 本人通算4個目の金メダルを獲得。その他、男 女マラソン、男子競歩で4つの入賞を果たした。 ❷ Yukiko AKABA ❶ Koji MUROFUSHI ❸ Koichiro MORIOKA Japanese Prizewinners in World Championships Daedu 2011 テグ大会日本人入賞者 1st Athlete Mark Men Hammer Throw/ハンマー投 Koji MUROFUSHI(❶) 81.24 5th Women Marathon/マラソン Yukiko AKABA(❷) 2.29.35 6th Men 50kmW Koichiro MORIOKA(❸) 3.46.21 7th Men Marathon/マラソン Hiroyuki HORIBATA(❹) 2.11.52 8th Men 20kmW Yusuke SUZUKI(❺) 1.21.39 ❹ Hiroyuki HORIBATA ❺ Yusuke SUZUKI 02 MESSAGE [メッセージ] fter the London Olympics last year in August, we formed a new high Aperformance structure, and got off a start for the 2016 Rio De Janeiro Olympics at once. We can say that the 14th IAAF World Championships Moscow this August would be the primary grand stage for the new born Team Japan. When we look at athletes representing the team, it is a superb team organization composed from well experienced to the young ones, so the team is expected to get off to a very smooth and good jump start. I would like to ask the athletes not to put unnecessary strain on themselves, and to have their primary goal on setting a personal record or a season best. I hope that athletes will excel through their nine-days competition against the world’s top athletes and through experience as a member of the team. Please do not forget to plot a path to Rio De Janeiro Olympics as Team Japan with all staffs involved. In closing, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all those who have been giving their kind support to our federation, and hope that you will refer to this guidebook to give a warm support to the Japanese delegation. July, 2013 Mitsugi OGATA Senior Managing Director Japan Association of Athletics Federations 年 8 月のロンドンオリンピック終了後、強化の新体制を構築し、すぐさま 2016 年のリオデジャネイ 昨ロオリンピックに向けてのスタートを切りました。本年 8 月にロシア・モスクワで開催されます第 14 回世界陸上競技選手権大会は、新生・Team Japan の最初の大舞台であると言えます。代表選手の顔ぶ れを見ると、ベテラン、中堅、若手が混然一体となった素晴らしいチーム編成であり、円滑で力強いスタ ートダッシュが期待できそうです。 選手の皆さんは、肩に力を入れすぎることなく、まずはパーソナルベストの更新、あるいはシーズンベ ストの更新を目指してください。そして、世界のトップアスリートとの9日間の戦いを通して、またはチ ームでの学びを通して、アスリートとして大きく成長していただきたいと思います。チームスタッフとと もに、Team Japan としてのリオデジャネイロへの道筋を描くことも忘れないでください。 結びに、日頃より本連盟にご支援をいただいています皆様方に、この場をお借りしまして厚く御礼を申 し上げますとともに、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。 2013 年7月 公益財団法人日本陸上競技連盟 専務理事 尾縣 貢 Contents も く じ Play Back Daegu 2011 Japanese Best Records & Ranks in IAAF World Championships in Athletics 02 プレイバック・テグ 2011 24 世界選手権日本人最高記録と最高順位 Message Japanese prizewinners of IAAF World Championships in Athletics 03 メッセージ 25 世界選手権の日本人全入賞者 Moscow 2013 Competition Timetable Japan National Records 04 タイムテーブル 26 日本記録 Officials Chronicle of Japan Team in IAAF World Championships in Athletics 06 役員 28 日本チーム世界選手権小史 Athletes Japanese all results in IAAF World Championships in Athletics 08 選手 29 世界選手権日本人選手全結果 Personal Coach Japanese Medalists of IAAF World Championships in Athletics 23 日本陸連派遣専任コーチ 39 世界選手権日本人メダリスト 03 Competition Timetable [タイムテーブル] ■ Day 1【Saturday,10 August】 ■ 1 日目【8/10(土)】 19:00 Men Discus Throw Final 男子 円盤投 決勝 9:30 Women Discus Throw Qualification A 女子 円盤投 予選 A 19:05 Women 400m Hurdles Semi-Final 女子 400mH 準決勝 9:35 Men 100m Decathlon 男子 100m 十種競技 19:35 Women Pole Vault Final 女子 棒高跳 決勝 10:10 Men 100m Preliminary Round 男子 100m 予備予選 19:40 Men 400m Hurdles Semi-Final 男子 400mH 準決勝 10:15 Men Pole Vault Qualification A + B 男子 棒高跳 予選 A + B 20:10 Women 800m Heptathlon 女子 800m 七種競技 10:35 Men Long Jump Decathlon A + B 男子 走幅跳 十種競技 A + B 20:40 Women 1500m Semi-Final 女子 1500m 準決勝 10:45 Women 100m Preliminary Round 女子 100m 予備予選 21:10 Men 800m Final 男子 800m 決勝 10:55 Women Discus Throw Qualification B 女子 円盤投 予選 B 21:25 Women 3000m Steeplechase Final 女子 3000mSC 決勝 11:20 Men 800m Heats 男子 800m 予選 21:50 Men 400m Final 男子 400m 決勝 12:20 Men Shot Put Decathlon A + B 男子 砲丸投 十種競技 A + B ■ Day 5【Wednesday,14 August】 ■ 5 日目【8/14(水)】 14:00 Women Marathon Final 女子 マラソン 決勝 8:30 Men 50 km Race Walk Final 男子 50kmW 決勝 15:30 Men High Jump Decathlon A + B 男子 走高跳 十種競技 A + B 9:30 Women Hammer Throw Qualification A 女子 ハンマー投 予選 A 17:05 Men Hammer Throw Qualification A 男子 ハンマー投 予選 A 9:40 Women 5000m Heats 女子 5000m 予選 17:10 Women 3000m Steeplechase Heats 女子 3000mSC 予選 10:25 Men Long Jump Qualification A + B 男子 走幅跳 予選 A + B 18:05 Women 400m Heats 女子 400m 予選 10:35 Men 1500m Heats 男子 1500m 予選 18:35 Men Hammer Throw Qualification B 男子 ハンマー投 予選 B 11:10 Women Hammer Throw Qualification B 女子 ハンマー投 予選 B 18:55 Men 10000m Final 男子 10000m 決勝 ■ Day 6【Thursday,15 August】 ■ 6 日目【8/15(木)】 19:20 Women Long Jump Qualification A + B 女子 走幅跳 予選 A + B 9:30 Men Javelin Throw Qualification A 男子 やり投 予選 A 19:40 Men 400m Decathlon 男子 400m 十種競技 9:40 Women High Jump Qualification A + B 女子 走高跳 予選 A + B 20:15 Men 100m Heats 男子 100m 予選 9:55 Women 800m Heats 女子 800m 予選 21:05 Opening Ceremony 開会式 10:20 Men Shot Put Qualification A + B 男子 砲丸投 予選 A + B ■ Day 2【Sunday,11 August】 ■ 2 日目【8/11(日)】 10:55 Women 200m Heats 女子 200m 予選 9:05 Men 110m Hurdles Decathlon 男子 110mH 十種競技 11:00 Men Javelin Throw Qualification B 男子 やり投 予選 B 9:40 Men 110m Hurdles Heats 男子 110mH 予選 19:00 Men High Jump Final 男子 走高跳 決勝 10:00 Men Discus Throw Decathlon A 男子 円盤投 十種競技 A 19:05 Men 4×400mR Heats 男子 4×400mR 予選 10:30 Women 1500m Heats 女子 1500m 予選 19:40 Women Triple Jump Final 女子 三段跳 決勝 10:45 Women Shot Put Qualification A + B 女子 砲丸投 予選 A + B 19:45 Women 200m Semi-Final 女子 200m 準決勝 11:05 Men 400m Heats 男子 400m 予選 20:20 Men 3000m Steeplechase Final 男子 3000mSC 決勝 11:20 Men Discus Throw Decathlon B 男子 円盤投 十種競技 B 20:45 Women 400m Hurdles Final 女子 400mH 決勝 11:55 Women 100m Heats 女子 100m 予選 21:00 Men 400m Hurdles Final 男子 400mH 決勝 13:05 Men Pole Vault Decathlon A + B 男子 棒高跳 十種競技 A + B 21:20 Women 1500m Final 女子 1500m 決勝 17:00 Men 20 km Race Walk Final 男子 20kmW 決勝 ■ Day 7【Friday,16 August】 ■ 7 日目【8/16(金)】 17:15 Men Javelin Throw Decathlon A 男子 やり投 十種競技 A 9:30 Women Javelin Throw Qualification A 女子 やり投 予選 A 18:30 Men Javelin Throw Decathlon B 男子 やり投 十種競技 B 9:45 Women 100m Hurdles Heats 女子 100mH 予選 19:00 Women Long Jump Final 女子 走幅跳 決勝 10:00 Men Triple Jump Qualification A + B 男子 三段跳 予選 A + B 19:05 Men 100m Semi-Final 男子 100m 準決勝 10:35 Men 200m Heats 男子 200m 予選 19:10 Women Pole Vault Qualification A + B 女子 棒高跳 予選 A + B 11:00 Women Javelin Throw Qualification B 女子 やり投 予選 B 19:35 Men 800m Semi-Final 男子 800m 準決勝 11:30 Women 4×400mR Heats 女子 4×400mR 予選 20:05 Women 400m Semi-Final 女子 400m 準決勝 19:00 Women Hammer Throw Final 女子 ハンマー投 決勝 20:15 Women Discus Throw Final 女子 円盤投 決勝 19:05 Men 1500m Semi-Final 男子 1500m 準決勝 20:35 Men 1500m Decathlon 男子 1500m 十種競技 19:30 Men Long Jump Final 男子 走幅跳 決勝 21:05 Women 10000m Final 女子 10000m 決勝 19:40 Men 200m Semi-Final 男子 200m 準決勝 21:50 Men 100m Final 男子 100m 決勝 20:10 Men Shot Put Final 男子 砲丸投 決勝 ■ Day 3【Monday,12 August】 ■ 3 日目【8/12(月)】 20:15 Women 800m Semi-Final 女子 800m 準決勝 9:30 Women 100m Hurdles Heptathlon 女子 100mH 七種競技 20:45 Men 5000m Final 男子 5000m 決勝 9:40 Men Discus Throw Qualification A 男子 円盤投 予選 A 21:15 Women 200m Final 女子 200m 決勝 10:10 Men 3000m Steeplechase Heats 男子 3000mSC 予選 21:30 Men 4×400mR Final 男子 4×400mR 決勝 10:35 Women High Jump Heptathlon A + B 女子 走高跳 七種競技 A + B ■ Day 8【Saturday,17 August】 ■ 8 日目【8/17(土)】 11:05 Men Discus Throw Qualification B 男子 円盤投 予選 B 15:30 Men Marathon Final 男子 マラソン 決勝 11:05 Men 400m Hurdles Heats 男子 400mH 予選 18:00 Women High Jump Final 女子 走高跳 決勝 11:50 Women 400m Hurdles Heats 女子 400mH 予選 18:20 Women 100m Hurdles Semi-Final 女子 100mH 準決勝 18:45 Women Shot Put Heptathlon A + B 女子 砲丸投 七種競技 A + B 18:35 Men Javelin Throw Final 男子 やり投 決勝 19:00 Men Pole Vault Final 男子 棒高跳 決勝 18:55 Women 5000m Final 女子 5000m 決勝 19:05 Men 110m Hurdles Semi-Final 男子 110mH 準決勝 19:30 Women 100m Hurdles Final 女子 100mH 決勝 19:35 Women 100m Semi-Final 女子 100m 準決勝 19:45 Women 4×400mR Final 女子 4×400mR 決勝 20:05 Men 400m Semi-Final 男子 400m 準決勝 20:05 Men 200m Final 男子 200m 決勝 20:25 Women Shot Put Final 女子 砲丸投 決勝 ■ Day 9【Sunday,18 August】 ■ 9 日目【8/18(日)】 20:30 Men Hammer Throw Final 男子 ハンマー投 決勝 16:00 Women Javelin Throw Final 女子 やり投 決勝 20:35 Women 200m Heptathlon 女子 200m 七種競技 16:15 Women 4×100mR Heats 女子 4×100mR 予選 21:15 Women 400m Final 女子 400m 決勝 16:45 Men Triple Jump Final 男子 三段跳 決勝 21:30 Men 110m Hurdles Final 男子 110mH 決勝 16:50 Men 4×100mR Heats 男子 4×100mR 予選 21:50 Women 100m Final 女子 100m 決勝 17:25 Men 1500m Final 男子 1500m 決勝 ■ Day 4【Tuesday,13 August】 ■ 4 日目【8/13(火)】 17:50 Women 800m Final 女子 800m 決勝 9:30 Women Long Jump Heptathlon A + B 女子 走幅跳 七種競技 A + B 18:10 Women 4×100mR Final 女子 4×100mR 決勝 9:35 Women 20 km Race Walk Final 女子 20kmW 決勝 18:40 Men 4×100mR Final 男子 4×100mR 決勝 9:50 Men High Jump Qualification A + B 男子 走高跳 予選 A + B 19:10 Closing Ceremony 閉会式 10:20 Men 5000m Heats 男子 5000m 予選 女子 やり投 七種競技 A ※As of 19st July 2013 11:10 Women Javelin Throw Heptathlon A (2013年7月19日現在) 11:25 Women Triple Jump Qualification A + B 女子 三段跳 予選 A + B Final competition schedule is to be confirmed by technical delegates after final 12:25 Women Javelin Throw Heptathlon B 女子 やり投 七種競技 B confirmation each day.
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