Koji Kimura
| Koji Kimura | |
 | |
| Född | december 1940 |
|---|---|
| Medborgare i | Japan |
| Utbildad vid | Wasedauniversitetet |
| Sysselsättning | Bordtennisspelare[1] |
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| Koji Kimura | ||
| Bordtennis, herrar | ||
Nation:  Japan | ||
|---|---|---|
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Guld | Stockholm 1967 | Herrlag |
| Guld | Ljubljana 1965 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | Prag 1963 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | Peking 1961 | Herrdubbel |
| Silver | Stockholm 1967 | Mixeddubbel |
| Silver | Ljubljana 1965 | Herrlag |
| Silver | Prag 1963 | Herrlag |
| Silver | Peking 1961 | Herrlag |
| Brons | Stockholm 1967 | Herrsingel |
Koji Kimura, är en japansk före detta bordtennisspelare och världsmästare i dubbel, mixed dubbel och lag.
Han spelade sitt första VM 1961 och 1967 - 7 år senare sitt 4:e och sista.
Under sin karriär tog han 9 medaljer i bordtennis-VM, 4 guld, 4 silver och 1 brons.
För närvarande sitter han i ITTF:s Executive Committe.[2]
Meriter
- Bordtennis VM
- 1961 i Peking
- 1:a plats dubbel med Nobuya Hoshino
- 2:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1963 i Prag
- 1:a plats mixed dubbel med Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi
- 2:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1965 i Ljubljana
- Kvartsfinal dubbel
- 1:a plats mixed dubbel med Masako Seki
- 2:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1967 i Stockholm
- 3:e plats singel
- 2:a plats mixed dubbel med Naoko Fukazu
- 1:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1961 i Peking
- Asian Championship TTFA
Referenser
- ^ läst: 23 april 2022.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ ”The Newly Elected ITTF Executive Committee”. Pingis-Anger management. 30 april 2009. http://pingisfan.blogspot.com/2009/04/newly-elected-ittf-executive-committee.html. Läst 21 juni 2010.
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Koji Kimura at the 1961 World Championships
Koji Kimura at the 1961 World Championships