Emiko Miyamoto

Emiko Miyamoto Emiko Miyamoto
Basic information
Nationality	Japan
The date of birth	1937May 10(79 years old)
Roman letters	Emiko Miyamoto
Height	172cm
The weight	60 kg
Player information
Position	Light
The dominant hand	The left
Acquisition medal The Olympics Money 1964 Tokyo Volleyball The world championship Silver 1960 Rio de Janeiro Girl volleyball Money 1962 Moscow Girl volleyball
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Emiko Miyamoto (みやもとえみこ, the present family name: on Terayama, May 10, 1937 -) is a former girl volleyball player of Japan. 1964 Tokyo Olympics volleyball girl gold medalist.

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Origin

WakayamaWakayama-shiA native place. I am scouted during Wakayama commercial high school attendance at school, and 日紡貝塚 of the business group joins the club.

The beginning of joining a club was an awkward type and the attack was strong, but spent an unfortunate period without being able to handle receiving and a toss. I say, "I cannot become a regular, and the bench warmer is enough", and it is said that I continued it for four years. I express my sentiment of the figure Manager Hirofumi Daimatsu who continued seeing it when convinced, "it becomes the thing by all means" [¹]. A toss and receiving gradually improved and they did it in the fifth year and got a regular. As a member of the Oriental witch, I greatly contributed to championship by the world championship of 1962 and got the MVP and was called "a world's best attacker". Even the Tokyo Olympics of October, 1964 that lasted greatly contributed to gold medal acquisition.

In March, 1965 after the retirement, I married former Tokyo Olympics basketball reinforcement coach.

Ball career

• Position team history

During the municipal Meiwa era → Wakayama commercial high school → 日紡貝塚(1956-1964 years)

• Main international meeting participation career as the all-Japan representative

Olympics -1964 year

World championship -1960 year, 1962

Footnote

1. 76 pages of ^ VOLLEYBALL (association of volleyball bulletin in Japan) September, 1964 issue

References

• 44-45 pages of VOLLEYBALL (association of volleyball bulletin in Japan) October, 1964 issue
• 74 pages of VOLLEYBALL (association of volleyball bulletin in Japan) May, 1965 issue

Outside link

• Wakayama sports life of a great man Emiko Terayama

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