[Athletics]Terada Asuka: “I want to run at the National Stadium in front of my daughter” Aiming for the world athletics with my family

Terada Asuka, a member of the women’s 100m hurdle for track and field athletes, has decided to quit the race this season. I am aiming to compete in the World Athletics Championships in September, which is considered the culmination of my supportive family. This day was Kao’s first competition, her beloved daughter, who started playing track and field in February. Terada Asuka: “Amazing! It’s 15.62 seconds! I’m glad I ran so hard until the end!” Her track and field career has been a part of her career raising children. This year, when I turned 35, I decided to quit the front line of competition. Terada Asuka: “Athletics has enriched my life. I think I’d like to work hard towards the World Athletics held in Tokyo this year.” Terada has been making a comeback since early on, winning the Inter-High School Championships and the third consecutive year in a row. Due to injuries and other reasons, he retired from active play at the age of 23, but after six years he returned to the sport. Terada Asuka: “The Tokyo Olympics are decided and I want to see them with my family, and I think I’ll have no choice if I get that chance.” No matter how much I get with my family… And then I’ll be competing for the Olympics, which my family has made. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has hindered all audiences. Terada Asuka: “We couldn’t make it to the Tokyo Olympics. It was a big deal that we couldn’t actually see us running at the National Stadium, so maybe that’s what we’re talking about.” I want to remember my daughter in the real world of moms running at the same national stadium as the Tokyo Olympics. World Athletics Athletics is also the culmination of the family. However, to participate, he needs to have a time that exceeds his personal best, and Terada aims to break the record at next month’s Japan Championships. Now, I’m practicing to overcome hurdles while maintaining my signature top speed, Terada was in Osaka for the race this year on Mother’s Day. Her husbands Shunichi and Kao are also seen on the stands. Husband Shunichi: “It’s a Mother’s Day gift.” Daughter Kao: “Nothing’s finished yet” (What are you making now?) “It’s a medal!” Kao: “I’m rooting for my favorite mommy, and I hope they’ll earn money at the Japan Championships by winning gold/I hope they’ll take first place at the Japan Championships and compete in the World Athletics Championships.” Kinami Kinen has advanced to the finals. He has not surpassed the standard participation record, but he is gradually getting closer to his goal. Husband Shunichi: “We shouldn’t go up or down, and I believe there are many things I think about, but I believe it.” Daughter Kao: “It’s a ranking I don’t want to say I’m accepted, but I’m not injured!” (After the tournament) Terada Asuka: “I feel lonely because I’ve grown so much. Even though I’ve been giving praise to a little while, I’ve been getting angry recently. I’ve started track and field, so I hope they understand the difficulty of winning first place, but I hope they also feel the importance of aiming for first place.” Daughter Kao: “Mom, that’s not important to take first place. If I don’t get first place, I have to say it!” Terada Asuka: “That’s right… I’ll do my best! I can say it” #hBC TV #hBC Sports #hBC #track and field #100m hurdle #terada Asuka