Shinichi Yamaoka
Japanese sprinter
| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Born | (1894-01-19)19 January 1894 Tokyo, Japan |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Sprinting |
| Event | 100 metres |
Shinichi Yamaoka (山岡 慎一, Yamaoka Shin'ichi, born 19 January 1894, date of death unknown) was a Japanese sprinter.[1] He competed in the men's 100 metres at the 1920 Summer Olympics.[2]
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Japan Championships in Athletics men's 400 metres champions
- 1913: Yunosuke Kojima
- 1914: Seiji Tsumura
- 1915: Ichiro Sawada
- 1916: Shinichi Yamaoka
- 1917: Shinsaku Yamauchi
- 1918–19: Iwao Saiki
- 1920–21: Tetsuya Shimamura
- 1922–23: Tokushige Noto
- 1924: Not held
- 1925: Tokushige Noto
- 1926: Matsui Hisashi
- 1927–28: Hideo Matsushige
- 1929: Teiichi Nishi
- 1930: Takeo Hakoshima
- 1931: Teiichi Nishi
- 1932: Iwao Masuda
- 1933: Teiichi Nishi
- 1934–35: Keiji Imai
- 1936: Sannosuke Morimachi
- 1937: Toyoji Aihara
- 1938: Katsuzo Sato
- 1939: Shigeo Miki
- 1940: Koichi Funada
- 1941: Not held
- 1942: Shohei Yoshida
- 1943–45: Not held
- 1946: Shohei Yoshida
- 1947: Shinji Shuto
- 1948–49: Shin Sakane
- 1950: Eitaro Okano
- 1951: Katsura Takahashi
- 1952: Herb McKenley (JAM)
- 1953–57: Kanji Akagi
- 1958: Kimitada Hayase
- 1959: Keiji Ogushi
- 1960: Kimitada Hayase
- 1961: Keiji Ogushi
- 1962: Kimitada Hayase
- 1963: Hans-Joachim Reske (FRG)
- 1964: Kimitada Hayase
- 1965: Masami Yoshida
- 1966: Yoshinori Sakai
- 1967: Katsuyuki Osawa
- 1968: Yoshihiro Amano
- 1969–74: Yoshiharu Tomonaga
- 1975: Toshio Mizuno
- 1976: Akira Matsumoto
- 1977–78: Yasuhiro Harada
- 1979–81: Eiji Natori
- 1982: Susumu Takano
- 1983–84: Hiromi Kawasumi
- 1985–88: Susumu Takano
- 1989: Koichi Konakatomi
- 1990: Takahiro Watanabe
- 1991–92: Susumu Takano
- 1993: Shunji Karube
- 1994: Shigekazu Ōmori
- 1995: Masayoshi Kan
- 1996: Shigekazu Ōmori
- 1997: Takahiko Yamamura
- 1998: Kenji Tabata
- 1999: Jun Osakada
- 2000: Takahiko Yamamura
- 2001: Jun Osakada
- 2002: Kenji Tabata
- 2003–04: Mitsuhiro Sato
- 2005–15: Yuzo Kanemaru
- 2016: Julian Walsh
- 2017: Takamasa Kitagawa
- 2018–19: Julian Walsh
- 2020: Rikuya Itō
- 2021: Kaito Kawabata
- 2022: Fuga Sato
- 2023: Yuki Joseph Nakajima
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