Kiyoshi Niwa

Japanese pole vaulter

Kiyoshi Niwa

Personal information

Nationality| Japanese
Born|  (1947-05-07) 7 May 1947 (age 77)
Sport
Sport| Athletics
Event| Pole vault

Kiyoshi Niwa (Japanese: 丹羽 清, Hepburn: Niwa Kiyoshi, born 7 May 1947) is a Japanese track and field athlete. He competed in the men's pole vault at the 1968 Summer Olympics.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Kiyoshi Niwa Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 4 January 2018.

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Japan Championships in Athletics men's pole vault champions

* 1913: Gensabulo Noguchi
* 1914: Tomonosuke Tomita
* 1915: Hisao Masuda
* 1916: Yunosuke Miyoshi
* 1917: Gensabulo Noguchi
* 1918–19: Kenkichi Tajima
* 1920: Kametaro Shibakawa
* 1921: Hara Kohei
* 1922–23: Yonetaro Nakazawa
* 1924: Not held
* 1925: Sakio Morioka
* 1926: Yukio Kusaba
* 1927–28: Yonetaro Nakazawa
* 1929: Shuhei Nishida
* 1930: Kanemori Souta
* 1931–36: Shuhei Nishida
* 1937: Kiyoshi Adachi
* 1938: Sueo Ōe
* 1939: Atsuto Moriwaki
* 1940: Koichi Nakamura
* 1941: Not held
* 1942: Bunkichi Sawada
* 1943–45: Not held
* 1946: Hiroshi Tanaka
* 1947–54: Bunkichi Sawada
* 1955: Kosuke Furuhata
* 1956: Ryuji Nakayama
* 1957–58: Noriaki Yasuda
* 1959: Masashi Otsubo
* 1960: Noriaki Yasuda
* 1961: Yamada Yasushi
* 1962: Ron Morris (USA)
* 1963: John Pennel (USA)
* 1964: Masashi Otsubo
* 1965: Hisao Morita
* 1966: Kizo Uryu
* 1967: Tetsuo Hirota
* 1968–69: Kiyoshi Niwa
* 1970: Kyoichiro Inoue
* 1971–72: Kiyoshi Niwa
* 1973: Yoshiomi Iwama
* 1974: Kiyoshi Niwa
* 1975–76: Itsuo Takanezawa
* 1977: Yoshiomi Iwama
* 1978: Takumi Takahashi
* 1979: Kiyotaka Konishi
* 1980–81: Takumi Takahashi
* 1982: Cancelled
* 1983–84: Takumi Takahashi
* 1985–89: Toshiyuki Hashioka
* 1990: Igor Potapovich (URS)
* 1991: Akinao Kamiya
* 1992: Hideyuki Takei
* 1993–94: Toshiyuki Hashioka
* 1995: Hideyuki Takei
* 1996: Manabu Yokoyama
* 1997: Hideji Suzuki
* 1998: Fumiaki Kobayashi
* 1999–2000: Daichi Sawano
* 2001: Manabu Yokoyama
* 2002: Satoru Yasuda
* 2003–04: Daichi Sawano
* 2005: Satoru Yasuda
* 2006–09: Daichi Sawano
* 2010: Takafumi Suzuki
* 2011: Daichi Sawano
* 2012–13: Seito Yamamoto
* 2014: Daichi Sawano
* 2015: Hiroki Ogita
* 2016: Daichi Sawano
* 2017–18: Seito Yamamoto
* 2019: Masaki Ejima
* 2020: Koki Kuruma
* 2021: Kosei Takekawa
* 2022: Masaki Ejima
* 2023: Tomoya Karasawa

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