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Ryota Haruhara

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Ryota Haruhara is a Japanese sepak takraw player, born on 27 November 1998, who plays as a tosa, the setter who feeds the attackers. He played football for twelve years before taking up sepak takraw at Keio University, joined the national team while still a student and graduated from the Faculty of Economics in 2021. He won the bronze medal in the men's quadrant at the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou, then took bronze in the quadrant at the 2024 King's Cup World Championships in Korat and, in 2025, was part of the Japanese quadrant team that won the title and gave Japan its first world championship in the event. At the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya he set for Japan in the quadrant final against Indonesia, won 2 sets to 1 for Japan's first Asian Games gold in the sport, and added a bronze in the team regu. He was also All Japan champion in 2023.

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Birth Year
1998 1
Gender
Male 2
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
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Sepak Takraw, Sports
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is a Japanese sepak takraw player
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1. Ryota Haruhara (Wikipedia)
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    born 27 November 1998
  • Career, 2025 King's Cup
    Japan won the men's quadrant title, with Haruhara becoming part of the Japanese team that won the country's first world championship in the event.
  • Lead, nationality
    is a Japanese sepak takraw player
  • Plays: Sepak Takraw, Lead
    born 27 November 1998) is a Japanese sepak takraw player who plays as a
  • Competed In: Asian Games, Career, 2022 Asian Games
    Haruhara competed at the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou in the men's quadrant and team regu events.
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2. Japanese Olympic Committee: JOC Team Japan athlete profile: 春原 涼太
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性別 男性
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