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Kosuke Hagino Hits 1:55.84 200 Back; Best Time In 6+ Years

Olympic champion Kosuke Hagino just threw down a statement swim in the 200 back while competing in his native Japan tonight.

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Japan’s Olympic Trials To Be Held Without Spectators

The Japanese elite will be vying for Olympic roster spots without fans in the stands at their sole Olympic qualification meet set for April.

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High-Level International Meets For March 2021

We may see China’s backstroking king Xu Jiayu in the water this March, with the nation hosting its 2nd national meet of the year.

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IOC Pres. Bach Hints at April Decision for Tokyo 2020 Foreign Spectators

IOC President Thomas Bach said in a press conference this week that he currently expects a late April or early May decision on whether to allow foreign spectators at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

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Japan and Australia Begin Mass Vaccination Campaigns

Japan and Australia are two of the last developed nations to begin mass vaccinations of their populations against the deadly coronavirus.

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Horomura Hits 1:56 200 Fly To Close Out 2021 Tokyo Open

Japan’s Nao Horomura topped another men’s 200m fly podium, this time posting a winning time of 1:56.80 at the 2021 Tokyo Open.

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Rikako Ikee Grabs First Comeback Gold, Enters World’s Top 5

Tonight in Tokyo, leukemia survivor Rikako Ikee threw down an inspirational swim to take the gold in the 50m fly, her first since returning to competition.

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Mizunuma & Kawamoto Have A 100 Fly Battle Of the 51’s In Tokyo

The premier Japanese men’s butterfliers are epitomizing consistency as of late, with Naoki Mizunuma and Takeshi Kawamoto (pictured) getting it done in Tokyo.

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Rikako Ikee Goes Sub-1:00 In First 100 Fly Return Race

20-year-old Japanese swimming superstar Rikako Ikee contested her first 100 butterfly since returning to racing post-leukemia treatment.

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Beyond The Lane Lines: Volunteer Medical Staff For Olympics In Short Supply

Catch up on additional stories from around the globe, including news on the medical situation of the Olympic Games, in this week’s edition of Beyond the Lane Lines.

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Seto & Ikee Set To Compete At this Weekend’s Tokyo Open

Daiya Seto is set to race in his second meet back from suspension, taking on the 2021 Tokyo Open in his native Japan this weekend.

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Seiko Hashimoto To Take Over As Head Of Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee

According to several reports, former Tokyo 2020 organizing committee president Yoshiro Mori will be replaced by a woman following sexist remarks and.

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Kobori Takes Down Japan’s Longest-Standing National Record

Waka Kobori just put up the fastest SCM 1500 free of her life, taking down a nearly 20-year-old Japanese record in the process.

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Coronavirus Pauses Jonas Deichmann’s World Triathlon in Turkey

After breaking the world record for the longest unassisted swim (450km) in December, Jonas Deichmann’s cycling route was blocked by Turkey’s closed borders.

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India, The Phillipines, Lithuania, Denmark Say Tokyo Hopefuls Will Get Vaccine

The news comes as the ongoing debate surrounding vaccination for athletes and staff headed to Tokyo becomes more of a political hot-button

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