At the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, athletes related to Kyoto City played an active role and impressed many people. In honor of that honor, Kyoto City has awarded the “Kyoto City Sports Highest Honor Award and Honor Award”. Yukiko Inui was the oldest member from Shiga prefecture and was the captain of the Japanese national team, and performed the second type of “team” where eight people swim and “duet” where two people swim. I started the competition in the 1st grade of elementary school, and when I was in the 6th grade, I transferred to a club run by Masayo Imura, the representative of Japan, and received a gifted education. With a height of 1m70cm, it has a supple performance that makes use of its long straight legs. Since becoming a representative in 2009, he has led Japan as an ace and won a bronze medal in both the duet and the team at the Rio de Janeiro Games, which was the second Olympic Games. At the 2019 World Championship, he won the bronze medal for the first time in 12 years as a Japanese player in the “solo” event, which is not an Olympic event, and Imura has grown to be recognized as a “first-class player”. Even at the age of 30, the time for swimming for training has been shortened, and in addition to skill and expressiveness, we are also refining our physical strength. Only one of the members has experienced the Olympic Games, and will be participating in the Tokyo Games for the third time in a row. Juka Fukumura is from Kyoto prefecture. He has a lot of experience in international competitions and is expected to be a coordinator for the members along with captain Yukiko Inui. With a height of 1m71cm, he is the tallest member of the group with Mayu Tsukamoto, and has a high performance that makes the best use of his strong standing swim. The lift, which serves as a showcase, serves as the base for the jumper to fly, supporting the height and perfection of the jump.
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