Miho Shishiuchi, FW of Japan’s “Smile Japan” ice hockey women’s national team, has appeared! Participated in three Winter Olympics and contributed to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in Beijing in 2022. With her smile, she talks about her own competitive life, having played lively in the intense world of ice hockey, skating at a speed of 60km/h and sometimes defending against shots exceeding 160km/h. . In addition, the link will show you a powerful super shot! Part 2 → Released on October 2nd (Sun). Released on the BOATCAST!! ~Boat Race Ambassador x Top Runner Interview”[Part 1]00:00 Opening 00:29 Participating in the Sochi, PyeongChang, and Beijing Olympics! Miho Shishiuchi, Former Japan Ice Hockey Team Encounter with the Competition 01:37 Elite Highway! Junior High School Hockey Team and the U-18 Japan National Team 02:46 What is the charm of ice hockey that Miho Shishiuchi thinks? 04:45 Star? 55 Participating in the Winter Olympics for the first time in 16 years after four tournaments! Towards a dream stage07:29 What problems did Japan see at the first Olympics? FW Shishiuchi’s high-speed dribbling!! 15:01 Miho Shishiuchi Michihiko Ueki receives a shot that exceeds 100km/h!? Former Japan national team player, position is forward. She is from Kushiro, Hokkaido. She started playing ice hockey when she was 5 years old. After entering junior high school, she joined Rokkatei Bears (now Kushiro Bears). She was selected to the Japan Women’s U-18 Ice Hockey National Team while still in high school, and she played in the 2009 and 2010 U-18 World Championships. After graduating from high school, she remained in Kushiro, where she also captained the Bears. She was also selected for the Japan women’s ice hockey team, and she won the silver medal at the 2011 Asian Winter Games (Almaty, Kazakhstan). In February 2013, she participated in the final qualifiers for the Sochi Olympics held in Poprad, Slovakia, and won the right to participate in the Olympics for the first time in four Japanese women’s competitions. Since then, she has competed in three consecutive Olympics. 2014 Sochi Olympics 1st round loss, 2018 PyeongChang Olympics 1st round loss, 2022 Beijing Olympics 6th place Michihiko Ueki (boat race ambassador) Former boat racer. During his active career, he was known as the phoenix and boat king, winning three Grand Prix titles, winning 10 SG titles, achieving 200 million yen for the first time in a public competition, and earning 2.2 billion yen in lifetime prize money. It is He became a Boat Race Ambassador in 2018.Click here for the introduction video → https://youtu.be/syxW3-BHrwY Na
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