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Takahiro Kimino

Takahiro Kimino

JPNJPNMen
Birth dateFeb 19, 1973
BirthplaceHachiōji-shi, Japan
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Takahiro Kimino is a renowned track and field athlete who devoted their career to competitive athletics. With years of dedicated training and consistent performances, Takahiro Kimino established themselves as a respected competitor at both national and international levels. The athlete demonstrated exceptional technical skills and maintained high standards of performance across multiple seasons. Their commitment to excellence and improvement drove them to pursue personal records and competitive success. Takahiro Kimino's career exemplified the dedication required to compete at elite levels of track and field athletics.

Takahiro Kimino's competitive achievements were highlighted by participation in world-class competitions including World Championships. These prestigious international events provided platforms to compete against the finest distance runners from around the globe. Such participation demanded exceptional preparation, peak athletic conditioning, and strategic race execution. The athlete's ability to compete effectively at championship level demonstrated their technical expertise and mental fortitude. Their performances at these elite competitions contributed significantly to their professional reputation and helped establish them as a top-tier competitor in their discipline.

Takahiro Kimino's personal records and best performances remain testament to their athletic abilities and years of rigorous training. These achievements represent the peak of their competitive career and demonstrate their natural talent combined with dedicated preparation. The athlete's performances contributed to the advancement of their sport and helped establish competitive standards within their discipline. After retirement from elite competition, Takahiro Kimino's legacy continued to inspire emerging athletes pursuing careers in track and field. Their dedication to athletic excellence serves as an enduring example of the commitment required to achieve success at the highest levels of international competition.

PB

Personal bests

2.32

Performance Charts

Season bests

SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateTrendCompetitions
2005
HJ
2.10-Sep 24, 2005
Marugame (JPN)
2004
HJ
2.10-Apr 25, 2004
Kumagaya (JPN)
2003
HJ
2.18-Jun 7, 2003
Japanese Championships
2002
HJ
2.21-May 3, 2002
Shizuoka (JPN)
2001
HJ
2.22-Jun 10, 2001
Japanese Championships
2000
HJ
2.25-May 3, 2000
Shizuoka (JPN)
1999
HJ
2.28-Jun 12, 1999
Gifu (JPN)
1998
HJ
2.25-May 3, 1998
Shizuoka (JPN)
1997
HJ
2.24-Mar 1, 1997
Osaka (JPN)
1996
HJ
2.24-Oct 16, 1996
Hiroshima (JPN)
1995
HJ
2.24-Jul 15, 1995
Niigata (JPN)
1994
HJ
2.26-Sep 17, 1994
Fukuoka (JPN)
1993
HJ
2.32-Sep 18, 1993
Fukuoka (JPN)
1992
HJ
2.29-Sep 20, 1992
Seoul IAAF World Junior Championships

2005

1 performance
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.10-Sep 24Marugame Japanese Corporate Ch., Marugame

2004

4 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.10-Oct 25Kumagaya
HJ
2.10-Sep 25Niigata Japanese Corporate Team Championships, Niigata
HJ
2.10-Apr 25Kobe Hyogo Relays, Kobe
HJ
2.05-Feb 21Yokohama JPN-CHN Int. Match, Yokohama (i)

2003

7 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.15-Oct 27Fukuroi National Games, Fukuroi
HJ
2.10-Oct 27Fukuroi National Games, Fukuroi
HJ
2.10-Sep 23Yokohama Super Meet, Yokohama
HJ
2.18-Jun 7Japanese Championships
HJ
2.15-May 5Mito International Meeting, Mito
HJ
2.11-Apr 20Tokyo
HJ
2.10-Feb 22Yokohama JPN-CHN Int. Match, Yokohama (i)

2002

5 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.10-Jul 21Sapporo Nanbu Chuhei Memorial, Sapporo
HJ
2.18-Jun 8Japanese Championships, Kanazawa
HJ
2.10-May 19Utsunomiya
HJ
2.10-May 11Osaka Japan Grand Prix, Osaka
HJ
2.21-May 3Shizuoka

2001

9 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.10-Oct 15Rifu Japanese National Games, Rifu
HJ
2.15-Sep 29Kanazawa Japanese Corporate Ch., Kanazawa
HJ
2.10-Sep 15Yokohama Super Meet, Yokohama
HJ
2.22-Jun 10Japanese Championships
HJ
2.16-May 20Rifu
HJ
2.15-May 6Mito GP, Mito
HJ
2.15-Apr 29Hiroshima Mikio Oda Memorial, Hiroshima
HJ
2.15-Apr 21Kunitachi
HJ
2.20-Feb 24Yokohama JPN-CHN, Yokohama (i)

2000

6 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.20-Oct 16Toyama Kokutai, Toyama
HJ
2.15-Oct 8Japanese Championships
HJ
2.20-Sep 9Yokohama Taiyo Giken Super Meet, Yokohama
HJ
2.20-Jul 16Sapporo
HJ
2.20-May 13Osaka Japan Grand Prix, Osaka
HJ
2.25-May 3Shizuoka

1999

6 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.15-Oct 3Shizuoka Japanese Championships, Shizuoka
HJ
2.10-Sep 15Tokyo '99 Super meeting, Tokyo
HJ
2.15-Aug 21IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
HJ
2.28-Jun 12Gifu
HJ
2.15-May 16Hiratsuka
HJ
2.10-Apr 29Hiroshima Mikio Oda Memorial, Hiroshima

1998

7 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.21-Oct 3Kumamoto Japanese Championships, Kumamoto
HJ
2.15-Sep 19Tokyo '98 Toto International, Tokyo
HJ
2.10-Aug 2Lappeenranta Karelia Games, Lappeenranta
HJ
2.23-Jul 22Fukuoka Asian Championships, Fukuoka
HJ
2.20-May 9Osaka Japan Grand Prix, Osaka
HJ
2.25-May 3Shizuoka Highlight, Shizuoka
HJ
2.05-Feb 28Yokohama JAP-CHN, Yokohama (i)

1997

5 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.24-Oct 29Osaka
HJ
2.21-Oct 4Japanese Championships, Tokyo
HJ
2.20-Sep 6Tokyo Toto Super Meet, Tokyo
HJ
2.24-May 5Mito
HJ
2.24-Mar 1Yokohama (i)
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Honours

🥇

Japanese Championships

High Jump

2001
5

Fukuoka Asian Championships

High Jump

1998
5

Fukuoka Asian Championships

High Jump

1998
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Seoul IAAF World Junior Championships

High Jump

1992