Day four of the Japanese Nationals continued with multiple women earning themselves tickets to Rio.
The men’s 100-meter free semi-finals kicked off the final session of day four with the top two athletes posting times underneath the 49-second mark. Katsumi Nakamura topped the competition with a time of 48.53, finishing a shy .12 seconds off his own japanese National Record of 48.41.
Shinri Shioura, who entered semi’s as the second-place seed, maintained his spot with a time of 48.73, while Kenji Kobase grabbed third with a 49.31. It’s important to note that this is the second event of the meet so far where the Japanese Olympic qualifying standard (48.16) is faster than the Japanese National Record (48.41).
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