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Yuko ARAKIDA Executive Board Member Executives of the JOC Born May 1954. Chairperson, Athletes Commission. Corporate officer, Japan Volleyball Association. Chairperson, OCA Athletes Committee. Delegation official at Beijing Olympic Games(2008). Gold medalist in volleyball at the Montreal Olympic Games (1976). Organization executive. Tsunekazu TAKEDA President Chiharu IGAYA Executive Board Member, IOC Member Born November 1947. Director, Japan Sports Association. Born May 1931. President, Japan Olympic Academy. Honorary President, Olympians Association of Japan. Vice President, President, Japan Triathlon Union. Vice President, International Japan Equestrian Federation. Member, Coordination Commission Triathlon Union. Silver medalist in alpine skiing (slalom) at the for the XXI and XXII Olympic Winter Games-Vancouver 2010 and Cortina d'Ampezzo Olympic Winter Games (1956). Organization Sochi 2014. Executive Board Member, Olympic Council of Asia executive. (OCA). Executive Council, Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC). Honorary Vice President, International Equestrian Federation. Corporate executive. Tomiaki FUKUDA Vice President Shun'ichiro OKANO Executive Board Member, IOC Member Born December 1941. Chairman, JOC National Training Center Born August 1931. Supreme Advisor, Japan Football Commission. President, Japan Wrestling Federation. Vice Association. Honorary President, East Asian Football Federation. President, International Federation of Associated Wrestling Chef de Mission, Sapporo Asian Winter Games (1986). Corporate Styles (FILA). Chef de Mission, Olympic Games Beijing (2008). executive. Chef de Mission, Macau East Asian Games (2005). Deputy chef de Mission, Doha Asian Games (2006). Corporate executive. Masato MIZUNO Vice President Masanori OZAKI Executive Board Member Born May 1943. Member, IOC Sport and Environment Born July 1945. Vice Chairman, Administration and Commission. Awarded IOC Olympic Order in 2001. Corporate Coordination Committee. Chairman, Events, Media & Public executive. Relations Commission. Secretary General, Japan Softball Association. Organization executive. Noriyuki ICHIHARA Secretary General Yukio KASAYA Executive Board Member Born October 1941. Vice President, Japan Handball Association. Born August 1943. Vice Chairman, Sports Committee. Vice Deputy Chef de Mission, Beijing Olympic Games (2008). Chairman, Performance Development Commission. Senior General Manager, Doha Asian Games (2006). Chef de Mission, Executive Board Member, Ski Association of Japan. Gold medal- Osaka East Asian Games (2001). Managing Director, Japan Top ist in ski jumping (K90 Individual/70m) at the Sapporo Olympic League. University professor. Winter Games (1972). Hidetoshi TANAKA Senior Executive Board Member Ichiro KONO Executive Board Member Born December 1946. Chairman, Japanese University Sports Born November 1946. Chairman, Anti-Doping Commission. Board (JUSB). Chairman of Awards Commission. Vice President, President, Japan Anti-Doping Agency (JADA). Executive Board Japan Sumo Federation. President, International Sumo Member, Japan Rugby Football Union. Executive Board Member, Federation. University administrator. International Rugby Board. Delegation official at the Athens Olympic Games (2004). University professor. Haruki UEMURA Senior Executive Board Member Yukio SATO Executive Board Member Born February 1951. Chairman, Sports Committee. Vice Born August 1944. Chairman, Legal Affairs Commission. Chairman, JOC National Training Center Commission. President, Managing Director, All Japan Kendo Federation. Secretary All Japan Judo Federation. General Manager of the Japanese General, International Kendo Federation. University professor. Delegation, Beijing Olympic Games (2008). Gold medalist in Judo (open-weight) at the Montreal Olympic Games (1976). Organization executive. Koji KIMURA Senior Executive Board Member Keisuke SAWAKI Executive Board Member Born December 1940. Chairman, Administration and Born August 1943. Vice Chairman, Sports Committee. Coordination Committee. Chairman, International Relations Chairman, Information, Medicine and Science Commission. Commission. Vice President, Japan Table Tennis Association. Senior Managing Director, Japan Association of Athletics Executive Vice President, International Table Tennis Federation. Federations. University professor. Ichita ITABASHI Senior Executive Board Member Kozo TASHIMA Executive Board Member Born December 1944. Chairman, Sport and Environment Born November 1957. Chairman, JOC Gold Plan Commission. Commission. Vice Chairman, Finance Commission. Vice Vice Chairman, Sport and Environment Commission. General Chairman, JOC National Training Center Commission. Secretary, Japan Football Association. Delegation official at the Organization executive. Beijing Olympic Games (2008). Organization executive. Tsuyoshi AOKI Executive Board Member Mitsuo TSUKAHARA Executive Board Member Born January 1947. Vice Chairman, Administration and Born December 1947. Vice Chairman, Sports Committee. Coordination Committee. Chairman, Marketing Commission. Vice Chairman, Performance Development Commission. Vice President, Japan Swimming Federation. Delegation official at Chairman, Awards Commission. Vice President, Japan Gymnastic Beijing Olympic Games (2008). Swimming club adviser. Association. Gold medalist in gymnastics, representing Japan in gymnastics at the Olympic Games (Mexico City 1968, Munich 1972, Montreal 1976). Corporate executive. 24 Yoshiji NOGAMI Executive Board Member Yosuke FUJIWARA Executive Board Member Born July 1942. Vice Chairman, International Relations Born June 1953. Vice Chairman, Events, Media & Public Commission. Councilor, Japan Rugby Football Union. Corporate Relations Commission. executive. Seiko HASHIMOTO Executive Board Member Yoshiro MORI Executive Board Member Born October 1964. President, Japan Skating Federation. Born July 1937. President, Japan Sports Association. President, Bronze medalist in speed skating , representing Japan in speed Japan Rugby Football Union. President, Japan Trampoline skating at the Olympic Winter Games (Sarajevo 1984, Calgary Association. Former Prime Minister. Member of the House of 1988, Albertville 1992, Lillehammer 1994) and cycling at the Representatives. Olympic Games (Seoul 1988, Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996). Member of the House of Councillors. Eisuke HIRAOKA Executive Board Member Takaya AIZAWA Auditor Born March 1948. Vice Chairman, Administration and Born March 1946. Executive Director, Japan Bowling Congress. Coordination Committee. Chairman, Finance Commission. Vice Organization executive. Chairman, Legal Affairs Commission. Vice President, Japan Rowing Association. Corporate executive. Tsuyoshi FUKUI Executive Board Member Shoichi IWADATE Auditor Born June 1957. Vice Chairman, Performance Development Born March 1942. President, Japan Cycling Federation. Commission. Vice Chairman, JOC Gold Plan Commission. Senior Organization executive. Executive Board Member, Japan Tennis Association. Former professional tennis player. JOC Organization President: Tsunekazu Takeda Performance Development Commission Vice President: Tomiaki Fukuda Sports Committee Masato Mizuno Chairman: Haruki Uemura Chairman: Mitsuo Tsukahara Secretary General: Noriyuki Ichihara Vice Chairman: Keisuke Sawaki Vice Chairman: Tsuyoshi Fukui (Summer) / Yukio Kasaya (Winter) Auditors: Takaya Aizawa Yukio Kasaya Shoichi Iwadate Mitsuo Tsukahara Information, Medicine and Science Commission Chairman: Keisuke Sawaki Vice Chairman: Takashi Katsuta Council Executive Board Senior Executive Board Members Secretariat Hidetoshi Tanaka / Haruki Uemura / Koji Kimura / Ichita Itabashi Coordination Committee Finance Commission Chairman: Koji Kimura Chairman: Eisuke Hiraoka Vice Chairman: Ichita Itabashi Vice Chairman: Masanori Ozaki Tsuyoshi Aoki Legal Affairs Commission Eisuke Hiraoka Chairman: Yukio Sato Vice Chairman: Eisuke Hiraoka Awards Commission Chairman: Hidetoshi Tanaka Vice Chairman: Mitsuo Tsukahara Events, Media & Public Relations Commission Executive Liaison Meeting Chairman: Masanori Ozaki Vice Chairman: Yosuke Fujiwara / Toshihiko Seko Sports and Envrionment Commission Chairman: Ichita Itabashi Anti-Doping Committee Vice Chairman: Kozo Tashima / Kazuo Sano Chairman: Ichiro Kono Athletes Commission Vice Chairperson: Yoko Tanabe Chairperson: Yuko Arakida Vice Chairman: Daichi Suzuki Vice Chairperson: Yoko Tanabe National Training Center Commission Chairman: Tomiaki Fukuda International Relations Commission Vice Chairman: Ichita Itabashi / Haruki Uemura Chairman: Koji Kimura Vice Chairman: Yoshiji Nogami / Toshiaki Murasato Marketing Commission Chairman: Tsuyoshi Aoki Women and Sports Commission Vice Chairman: Ikuya Tanaka Chairperson: Junko Hiramatsu Vice Chairman: Takashi Kawahara JOC Gold Plan Commission Chairman: Kozo Tashima Vice Chairman: Tsuyoshi Fukui / Masahiro Maehara Takashi Katsuta / Takanori Kono Japanese University Sports Board Chairman: Hidetoshi Tanaka Vice Chairperson: Junko Hiramatsu 25 JOC-Affiliated National Federations Name Website Phone No. Fax No. Japan Association of Athletics Federations http://www.rikuren.or.jp/fan/ 81-3-3481-2300 81-3-3481-2449 Japan Swimming Federation http://www.swim.or.jp 81-3-3481-2306 81-3-3481-0942 Japan Football Association http://www.jfa.or.jp 81-3-3830-2004 81-3-3830-2005 Ski Association of Japan http://www.ski-japan.or.jp 81-3-3481-2315 81-3-3481-2318 Japan Tennis Association http://www.tennis.or.jp/ 81-3-3481-2321 81-3-3467-5192 Japan Rowing Association http://www.jara.or.jp
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