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Men's 1500m
Final 2 Results
 
JPN.gif Kazuto IIZAWA
3:38.55
 
JPN.gif Nanami ARAI
3:39.17
 
JPN.gif Keisuke MORITA
3:39.39
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Ryoji TATEZAWA
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3:39.73
5.
Yusuke TAKAHASHI
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3:41.23
6.
Naoto KATAYAMA
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3:41.24
7.
Rikuto IJIMA
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3:43.67
8.
Toshiki YAMADA
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3:48.06
9.
Jin MIZOGUCHI
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3:48.20
10.
Kazuki KAWAMURA
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3:53.99
  Masanori AMBAI
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DNF
  Ryuta HANAMURE
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DNF
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Men's 110m Hurdles
Heats Results
 
Heat 1
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Shuhei ISHIKAWA
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13.65
2.
Rikuto HIGUCHI
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13.77
3.
Nicholas HOUGH
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13.78
4.
Taichi KUBOTA
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14.06
5.
Kohei SHIMIZU
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14.34
6.
Arata KOTANI
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14.56
 
Heat 2
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Kuei-Ru CHEN
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13.82
2.
Takumi MIYAZAKI
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14.13
3.
Jacob MCCORRY
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14.27
4.
Nozomu MATSUMOTO
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14.61
5.
Naoki KATORI
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14.73
 
Heat 3
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Ryota FUJII
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13.81
2.
Nick ANDREWS
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13.94
3.
Ryo KOIKE
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14.26
4.
Haruya OGATA
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14.33
5.
Yuhei NINOMIYA
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14.39
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Men's 110m Hurdles
Final Results
 
AUS.gif Nicholas HOUGH
13.50
 
TPE.gif Kuei-Ru CHEN
13.51
 
JPN.gif Shuhei ISHIKAWA
13.58
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Ryota FUJII
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13.59
5.
Nick ANDREWS
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13.72
6.
Rikuto HIGUCHI
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13.81
7.
Taichi KUBOTA
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13.95
8.
Takumi MIYAZAKI
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13.99
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Men's 400m Hurdles
Final Results
 
JPN.gif Kazuki KUROKAWA
48.90
 
TPE.gif Chieh CHEN
49.31
 
TPE.gif Ming-Yang PENG
49.32
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Takayuki KISHIMOTO
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49.84
5.
Masaki TOYODA
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49.87
6.
Hiroya KAWAGOE
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50.36
7.
Shota ONODERA
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50.52
8.
Yuki MATSUSHITA
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50.56
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Women's 400m
Final Results
 
JPN.gif Haruna KUBOYAMA
53.68
 
JPN.gif Nanako MATSUMOTO
53.97
 
JPN.gif Mayu KOBAYASHI
54.36
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Yuna IWATA
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54.49
5.
Jessica THORNTON
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54.58
6.
Shizuho MORIYAMA
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55.32
7.
Kina MATSUO
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55.52
8.
Mayu INAOKA
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56.40
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Women's 800m
Final 3 Results
 
JPN.gif Ayano SHIOMI
2:05.90
 
JPN.gif Airi IKEZAKI
2:09.11
 
JPN.gif Fumino SHIMOHATA
2:09.66
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Rina AOYAMA
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2:09.67
5.
Miu NAKAMURA
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2:10.24
6.
Mahiro HASEGAWA
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2:10.78
7.
Hana YAMADA
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2:13.67
  Erina HOSOI
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DNF
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Women's 1500m
Final Results
 
KEN.gif Hellen Ekarare LOBUN
4:08.73
 
JPN.gif Ran URABE
4:13.95
 
JPN.gif Ran URABE
4:14.94
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Saki KATAGIHARA
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4:17.07
5.
Yuiri OGATA
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4:28.58
6.
Aisya DOSEI
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4:30.57
7.
Runa SYOZI
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4:32.64
  Saki ETO
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DNF
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Women's 100m Hurdles
Heats Results
 
Heat 1
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Hitomi NAKAJIMA
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13.63
2.
Mika OMURA
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13.68
3.
Ayumi NAKAO
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13.79
4.
Yuri OKUBO
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13.96
5.
Ami ANDO
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13.96
6.
Shu MURAOKA
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14.17
 
Heat 2
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Celeste MUCCI
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13.42
2.
Saki KAMADA
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13.60
3.
Nanako TAMAOKI
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13.72
4.
Miku FUJIWARA
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13.72
5.
Sayuri NAGASAKI
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13.84
6.
Rei HONDA
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13.99
7.
Eriko SOMA
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14.04
 
Heat 3
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Hitomi SHIMURA
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13.39
2.
Yumi TANAKA
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13.43
3.
Miho SUZUKI
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13.47
4.
Kiyono TANAKA
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13.85
5.
Yuki OMATSU
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14.00
6.
Asaki ARITA
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14.03
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