Gold Post Tokyo Olympics Judo Gold Medal at Nagase Player’s Praise Mother School

The golden post box “Gold Post” celebrating the achievements of Takanori Nagase (28), who won the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics Judo Men’s 81㌔ class, will be on the 18th at the “University of Tsukuba Post Office” (Tsukuba City). Amakubo) I saw it before. This is the first time in the prefecture that it has been set up as part of the “Gold Post Project,” which is a collaboration between the Cabinet Secretariat and Japan Post for gold medalists at the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. Place a post painted in gold in a place that is related to the players, and aim to praise the achievements and lead to the excitement of the area. By the same day, 14 have been installed nationwide. Nagase, who has been practicing at Doshisha University for many years, said he wanted to install it in this place. A plate with Nagase’s name and the Tokyo Olympics emblem was attached to the post. At the unveiling ceremony of the day, Nagase said, “I feel like I’ve won the gold medal. When I’m worried or suffering in the future, looking at the gold post makes me feel like I have to do my best.”