Shoji Konno
| The Olympics | ||
|---|---|---|
 Japan | ||
| Boy ski jumping | ||
| Silver | 1972 | 70m grade |
Former ski jumper that Shoji Konno (September 1, 1944 - to pour it in autumn that I do not come) is from Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido. The blood relative of the mother's side has beach Kenji of the Okurayama jump sports stadium first generation hill record holder.
I begin ski jumping at the age of a third grader. I enter Nippon University from North Sea Senior High School and receive instruction of Yushiro Yagi of the Director at university skiing club. I enter Hokkaido Takushoku Bank after graduation.
Olympics appear for the first time by the Grenoble Olympics of 1968. However, it ends in the 20th place with the 24th place, 90m grade with 70m grade. (Japan where the holding of the Sapporo Olympics was decided on four years later sent record-high 62 players into this meeting, but was not able to achieve even the sixth place winning prize much less the medal.)
I achieve the second Olympics participation by the Sapporo Olympics of 1972 and win a silver medal with 70m grade. I monopolized a winners' platform in three Japanese with Yukio Kasatani of the gold medal, Seiji Aochi of the bronze medal and was called "Japanese flag squadron". In addition, firstly I flew among Japanese players and I showed a wonderful large jump and was called "a Japanese cut captain". Although the jump of recent Konno is small (was the twelfth place with 90m grade.); of the jump (railroad crossing) went berserk, and が was very good, and was called "a razor jump".
Even the Innsbruck Olympics of 1976 were chosen by a representative from Japan, but were not done an entry to four players who participated with the 70m grade .90m grade.
I was separated from a ski after retirement and became the salesman of the bank.
By the Nagano Olympic flame relay of 1998, I acted as the first runner of the East Japan route which started in Sapporo-shi on January 6. In addition, at the opening ceremony, I entered it with the Olympic flag with Chiharu Igaya, Yukio Kasatani, Yoshihiro Kitazawa, Hatsue Nagakubo, Yuko Otaka, Seiko Hashimoto, Hiromi Yamamoto for 8 people.
Allied item
Outside link
- FIS official record (English version)
- Results (English) by Shoji Konno - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
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