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The Japanese ski federation announced the names of the jumpers who fly to Europe for the first competitions of the winter, or all those from Klingenthal in Engelberg.
Sunday 8 November 2015 2 minutes reading time
A total of 10 men were chosen and consequently & egrave; evidentente as is expected turnover: HARADA Yumu (1990) ITO Daiki (1985) Kenshiro ITO (1990) KASAI Noriaki (1972) KOBAYASHI Junshiro (1991) SAKUYAMA Kento (1990) Yukiya SATO (1995) SHIMIZU Reruhi (1993) Taku Takeuchi (1987 ) TOCHIMOTO Shoei (1989)
Basically they brought all those received at least 1 point during the Summer Grand Prix.
It remains to be seen what will & agrave; Japanese strategy. Historically, the big Asian team are accustomed to desert appointments pre-Christmas Engelberg to return home and prepare Tourn & eacute; and 4 trampolines.
The decision to bring in Europe as many as 10 jumpers (the quota for the maximum circuit & egrave; 6) therefore involves a rotation of available resources and leaves open the possibility & agrave; that the Swiss do not stop to see off the top men.
About Members & more ugrave; representative, Noriaki Kasai said it would beat its own record of athlete pi & ugrave; senior to win the World Cup set November 29, 2014 when the veteran dell''Hokkaido excels & ograve; at the tender age & agrave; 42 years and 176 days.
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