Japan national handball team

Japan

Information

Association

Japan Handball Association

Coach

Antonio Carlos Ortega

Colours

Home

Away

Results

Summer Olympics

Appearances

4 (First in 1972)

Best result

9th (1976)

World Championship

Appearances

13 (First in 1961)

Best result

10th (1970)

Asian Championship

Appearances

17 (First in 1977)

Best result

1st (1977, 1979)

Last updated on Unknown.

The Japan national handball team is the national handball team of Japan and is controlled by the Japan Handball Association.

Results

Summer Olympics

1972 – 11th place
1976 – 9th place
1984 – 10th place
1988 – 11th place

World Championship

1961 – 12th place
1964 – 16th place
1967 – 11th place
1970 – 10th place
1974 – 12th place
1978 – 12th place
1982 – 14th place
1990 – 15th place
1995 – 23rd place
1997 – 15th place
2005 – 16th place
2011 – 16th place
2017 – Qualified

Asian Championship

1977 – 1st place
1979 – 1st place
1983 – 2nd place
1987 – 2nd place
1989 – 2nd place
1991 – 2nd place
1993 – 3rd place
1995 – 4th place
2000 – 3rd place
2002 – 6th place
2004 – 2nd place
2006 – 5th place
2008 – 6th place
2010 – 3rd place
2012 – 4th place
2014 – 9th place
2016 – 3rd place

Current squad

No.	Name	Role	Current club
1	Urata Katsuyuki	GK	Osaki Osol
3	Kouchi Kairi	CP	Toyota Auto Body
4	Maeda Seiichi	CP	Osaki Osol
5	Suematsu Makoto	CP	Daido Steel
6	Kyosuke Tomita	CP	Toyota Auto Body
7	Miyazaki Daisuke	CP	Osaki Osol
8	Takeda Toru	CP	Daido Steel
10	Kishigawa Hidenori	CP	Daido Steel
11	Kaido Morihide	CP	Toyota Bosyoku
12	Takagi Takashi	GK	Daido Steel
15	Mori Jun	CP	Osaki Osol
16	Kai Akihito	CP	Osaki Osol
17	Shida Hiroki	CP	Japan Sports Univ
18	Fujita Staoshi	CP	Toyota Auto Body
19	Izuma Masakatsu	CP	Osaki Osol
20	Motoki Hiroki	CP	Japan Sports Univ
21	Murakami Hideyuki	CP	Toyota Bosyoku
22	Kadoyama Tetsuya	CP	Toyota Auto Body
23	Higashinagahama Syusaku	CP	Wakunaga
24	Higashinagahama Hozuki	CP	Osaki Osol

External links

National handball teams of Asia (AHF)

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National sports teams of Japan

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Men's teams	American football Association Football MU-23 MU-20 MU-17 Futsal Beach Soccer Australian rules football Badminton Bandy Baseball Basketball MU-19 MU-17 3x3 Boxing Cricket Field hockey Handball Ice hockey M Junior Kabaddi Korfball Lacrosse Roller Hockey Rugby Union M7 Rugby league Squash Tennis Volleyball Water Polo

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