龍田峻次

1955

Former ski jumper that 龍田峻次 (たつたしゅんじ, from December 23, 1914 to January 1, 1991 ^[1]) is from Otaru-shi, Hokkaido. There is the notation called "Tatsuta", too.

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Origin

It is Waseda University from old system Otaru Junior High School (existing: 北海道小樽潮陵高等学校)

I participate in ガルミッシュパルテンキルヒェンオリンピック of 1936, and I fly in 73.5m, 77.0m, but all are over in a fall, the 46th place. The second 77.0m was this meeting longest flying distance.

I acted as the supervision of the ski team by both Squaw Valley Grenoble Olympics after a retirement and still acted as a permanent director of the federation of all-Japan ski and was engaged in the ski world. Tatsuda Otori three of the true younger brother successively holds federation of ski permanent post directors with a former jacket, too.

Allied item

• ガルミッシュパルテンキルヒェンオリンピック Japan team
• Squaw Valley Olympics Japan team
• Grenoble Olympics Japan team

Footnote

1. ^ "modern deceased encyclopedia general index 2 arts and sciences, literary arts, art" Nichigai Associates, 2012

References

• Etsuko Sugawara "history pocket sports newspaper Winter Olympics" sky publication, 2009

Outside link

• Results (English) by 龍田峻次 - by Ogura fee and the Olympics

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