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Yoshitaka Iida

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Yoshitaka Iida (born 5 December 1980) is a Japanese sepak takraw player who played for the Japan national team as a server and later became its coach. He began with football under the influence of his older brother and passed the selection for the Nissan FC junior youth squad, the club that is now Yokohama F. Marinos, before moving back to his school team. At Asia University he met sepak takraw through Susumu Teramoto, then the ace attacker of the national team and a coach there, and went on to win the All Japan Student Championship. He was the youngest member of the Japan squad at the 2002 Asian Games in Busan and helped win a bronze medal, played in the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, and took team bronze at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou. He retired from playing for Japan around the 2011 world championship and became national team coach.

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Birth Year
1980 1
Medals or Titles Band
2-4 1
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Source Yoshitaka Iida (Japanese Wikipedia)

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Sepak Takraw, Sports
Source Yoshitaka Iida (Japanese Wikipedia)
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Source Yoshitaka Iida (Japanese Wikipedia)Lead, nationality
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セパタクロー日本代表選手
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1. Yoshitaka Iida (Japanese Wikipedia)
  • Lead, birth
    1980年12月5日
  • Career, Asian Games medals
    2010年アジア競技大会(広州) チーム戦銅メダルを獲得
  • Lead, nationality
    セパタクロー日本代表選手
  • Plays: Sepak Takraw, Lead
    セパタクロー日本代表選手
  • Competed In: Asian Games, Career, 2010 Asian Games
    2010年アジア競技大会(広州) チーム戦銅メダルを獲得
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