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datebase of "red link" Japanese Judoka. Source is many official site.

Name
Name(Kanji)		 Birth From Old school Present Position Former Position Results[1] link
Yukimasa Nakamura
中村行成		 1972-08-28 Fukuoka Tokai Asahi Kasei Asahi Kasei
as a coach		 1993 WJ (-65)
1994 AG (-65)
1995 WJ (-65)
1996 OG (-65)
1998 AG (-66)
2000 AJ (-66)
Yoshio Nakamura
中村佳央		 1970-10-22 ? ? Asahi Kasei Asahi Kasei
as a coach

1993 WJ (-86)
1994 AG (-86)
1997 WJ (-95)
1997 EAG (-95)
1998 AG (-90)

Hiroaki Takahashi
高橋宏明		 1976-04-12 Tokyo Chuo Asahi Kasei - 1999 AJ (+100)
2003 EG (Open)
2005 AJ (Open)
Tatsuhiro Muramoto
村元辰寛		 1976-09-04 Nagasaki Tenri Asahi Kasei - 2000 AJ (Open)
2003 EG (+100)
Takamasa Anai
穴井隆将		 1984-08-05 Oita Tenri Tenri University
as a coach		 - 2005 AJ (-100)
2007 AJ (-100)		 -
Hidekazu Shoda
生田秀和		 ? ? Tsukuba Sohgo Security Services - 2004 AJ (Open)
2005 AJ (+100)
Kota Ueguchi
上口孝太		 ? ? Nihon Keishichō - 2001 AJ (Open)
2003 AJ (+100)
Daisuke Mori
森大助		 ? ? Tenri Hokkaido Prefectural Police - 2003 AJ (Open) -
Yoshiharu Makishi
真喜志慶治		 Okinawa Tenri ? Keishichō 1995 US (+95)
1997 WJ (Open)
1997 EG (Open)
Katsuyuki Masuchi
増地克之		 Tsukuba ? 1995 US (Open)
1994 AG (Open)
1997 AJ (Open)
Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki
柏崎克彦		 Tokai 1975 WJ (-63)
1981 WJ (-65)		 [1]
Nobuyuki Sato
佐藤宣践		 1944-01-12 Kanagawa Tsukuba Tokai University
as a coach		 1967 WJ (-93)
1969 WJ (Open)
1971 WJ (-93)
1973 WJ (-93)		 [2]
Masatoshi Shinomaki
篠巻政利		 ? ? Meiji ? Nippon Steel 1967 WJ (Open)
1969 WJ (Open)
1971 WJ (Open)
Sumio Endo
遠藤純男		 1950-10-03 Fukushima Nihon North Asia University
as a coach		 Keishichō 1975 WJ (+93)
1976 OG (+93)
1979 WJ (Open)		 [3]
Shozo Fujii
藤猪省太		 ? Kagawa Tenri Tenri University
as a coach		 ? 1971 WJ (-80)
1973 WJ (-80)
1975 WJ (-80)
1979 WJ (-78)		 [4]
Chonosuke Takagi
高木長之助		 1948-10-26 Chiba Nihon Nihon University
as a coach		 Keishichō 1973 WJ (+93)
1975 WJ (+93)
  1. ^ OG=Olympic Games
    WJ=World Judo Championships
    AG=Asian Games
    AJ=Asian Judo Championships
    EG=East Asian Games
    EJ=East Asian Judo Championships
    US=Universiade


The 2006 East Asian Judo Championships were held at National Wrestling Palace in Ulan Bator, Mongolia 2 September to 3 September, 2006.

Medal overview

Men

Event: Gold: Silver: Bronze:
60 kg Japan Hiroaki Hiraoka Mongolia Tengis Tsagaanbaatar Mongolia Ganbat Boldbaatar
North Korea Ri Chol-Ryong
66 kg Mongolia Khashbaataryn Tsagaanbaatar South Korea Bang Gui-Man Japan Toshiaki Umetsu
China Yang Xiaoming
73 kg Japan Masato Inazawa Mongolia O. Bold-Erdene China Zeng Qindong
Mongolia Nyam Ochir Sainjargal
81 kg South Korea Kim Min-Kyu Mongolia Bunddorj Janchivdorj Mongolia Nyamchu Damdinsuren
China Jia Jingyang
90 kg South Korea Choi Sun-Ho Mongolia Ariun-Erdene Batbayar Japan Tatsuki Masubuchi
Mongolia B. Batmunh
100 kg Japan Hidekazu Inomata South Korea Yoo Kwang-Sun Mongolia Tsend-Ayush Ochirbat
Mongolia D.Davaanyam
+100 kg South Korea Hong Sung-Hyun China Wei Xiangjun Japan Hidekazu Shoda
Mongolia Naidangiin Tüvshinbayar

Women

Event: Gold: Silver: Bronze:
48 kg Japan Tomoko Fukumi China Xiao Jun South Korea Jung Ji-Sun
North Korea Pak Ok Song
52 kg North Korea Pak Myong-Hui China Shi Junjie Japan Hisae Takara
Mongolia Mönkhbaataryn Bundmaa
57 kg China Yan Xuelan North Korea Hwang Chun-gum Japan Rie Iwafuji
Mongolia Khishigbatyn Erdenet-Od
63 kg Japan Nozomi Hirai China Dou Shumei [[]]
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70 kg [[]] Japan Mina Watanabe [[]]
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78 kg Japan Hitomi Ikeda [[]] [[]]
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+78 kg [[]] [[]] Japan Naomi Komaki
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