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Hiromi Takahari

Personal information

Nationality

Japanese

Born

13 November 1987 (age 37)
Yokosuka, Japan^[1]

Alma mater

Tokai University

Height

1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)^[2]

Weight

66 kg (146 lb)

Sport

Country

Japan

Sport

Track and field

Event

High jump

Retired

November 2020

Achievements and titles

Personal best

Outdoor: 2.28 m (2015) Indoor: 2.26 m (2016)

Medal record

Men's athletics

Representing Japan
Asian Games
	2010 Guangzhou	High jump

Hiromi Takahari (髙張広海, Takahari Hiromi, born 13 November 1987 in Yokosuka) is a Japanese retired high jumper.

He finished seventh at the 2009 Asian Championships, fifth at the 2009 Summer Universiade, won the silver medal the 2010 Asian Games and finished fourth at the 2013 Asian Championships.

His personal best is 2.28 metres, achieved in May 2015 in Kawasaki.^[3]

He retired in November 2020.^[1]

Personal bests

Event	Height	Competition	Venue	Date
Outdoor	2.28 m	Golden Grand Prix	Kawasaki, Japan	10 May 2015
Indoor	2.26 m		Prague, Czech Republic	7 February 2016

International competition

Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Height
Representing Japan
2009	Universiade	Belgrade, Serbia	5th	High jump	2.20 m
2009	Asian Championships	Guangzhou, China	7th	High jump	2.15 m
2010	Asian Games	Guangzhou, China	2nd	High jump	2.23 m
2013	Asian Championships	Pune, India	4th	High jump	2.21 m
2015	Asian Championships	Wuhan, China	4th	High jump	2.20 m
2017	Asian Championships	Bhubaneswar, India	12th	High jump	2.10 m

National titles

Japanese Championships
- High jump: 2010, 2012, 2013

References

^ ^a ^b "「最後は地元で―」陸上・高張選手引退セレモニー". Kanagawa Shimbun (in Japanese). 5 December 2020. Archived from the original on 6 November 2020. Retrieved 6 November 2020.
^ "Profile". JAAF (in Japanese). Retrieved 18 October 2020.
^ Hiromi Takahari at World Athletics

External links

Japan Championships in Athletics men's high jump champions

1913–14: Masato Naito
1915: Aijiro Hara
1916: Daisuke Miyake
1917: Ichiro Sawada
1918: Juro Date
1919: Goro Kozawa
1920: Juro Date
1921: Takeshi Hirai
1922: Ishii Senzo & Yonetaro Nakazawa & Takeshi Hirai & Juro Date
1923: Yoshio Miki
1924: Not held
1925: Kenzo Naito & Shin Hiraoka
1926–29: Kazuo Kimura
1930: Riichi Tomiya
1931: Kazuo Kimura
1932: Misao Ono
1933: Kiyoshi Adashi
1934–35: Yoshiro Asakuma
1936: Isao Kashima
1937: Sanichi Okamoto
1938: Manabu Hara
1939: Sanichi Okamoto
1940: Manabu Hara
1941: Not held
1942: Katsuo Morishima
1943–45: Not held
1946: Manabu Hara
1947: Hiroshi Tanaka
1948–51: Yoshihiro Suzuki
1952: Yukio Ishikawa
1953: Kazuyoshi Yamamoto
1954: Takehiko Nakajima
1955: Noboru Kasamatsu
1956: Yukio Ishikawa
1957–58: Noboru Kasamatsu
1959–60: Kuniyoshi Sugioka
1961: Kinya Miyazaki
1962: Yasuhiro Ishibe
1963: Tony Sneazwell (AUS)
1964: Kinya Miyazaki
1965: Kuniyoshi Sugioka
1966: Osamu Shimizu
1967: Hidehiko Tomizawa
1968–69: Kuniyoshi Sugioka
1970–71: Hidehiko Tomizawa
1972: Kuniyoshi Sugioka
1973: Hidehiko Tomizawa
1974: Katsuhiro Kagei
1975: Toshihide Hamano
1976: Kazunori Koshikawa
1977: Katsuhiro Kagei
1978: Takao Sakamoto
1979: Toshinori Yamamoto
1980: Takeyoshi Sawa
1981–84: Takao Sakamoto
1985–86: Shuji Ushino
1987: Motoshi Inoue
1988: Takao Sakamoto
1989: Takahisa Yoshida
1990: Sorin Matei (ROM)
1991: Troy Kemp (BAH)
1992: Takahisa Yoshida
1993: Satoru Nonaka
1994: Takahisa Yoshida
1995: Michiya Onoe
1996: Tomohiro Nomura
1997: Takahisa Yoshida
1998: Shigeki Toyoshima
1999–2000: Takahisa Yoshida
2001: Takahiro Kimino
2002: Takehiro Uchida
2003: Naoyuki Daigo
2004: Satoshi Kubota
2005–07: Naoyuki Daigo
2008: Hikaru Tsuchiya
2009: Naoyuki Daigo
2010: Hiromi Takahari
2011: Naoto Tobe
2012–13: Takahari Hiromi
2014: Takashi Eto
2015: Naoto Tobe
2016–18: Takashi Eto
2019: Naoto Tobe
2020: Tomohiro Shinno
2021: Naoto Tobe
2022: Tomohiro Shinno
2023: Ryoichi Akamatsu

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