The 2016 Japanese Nationals concluded with events both long and short. Rikako Ikee highlighted the final session by adding another event to her schedule in Rio, bringing the total up to seven.
Kouhei Yamamoto led off the final session of the Japanese Nationals with a quick 14:57.12 in the men’s 1500-meter free. Yamamoto’s time sits not only a few seconds off the Japanese National record of 14:54.80. Posting second was Ayatsugu Hirai with a time of 15:02.25, while bronze went to Atsuya Yoshida (15:10.41).
The men’s 50-meter free was led by Katsumi Nakamura who stopped the clock at a 22.09. Shinri Shioura finished second overall with a time of 22.14, while Kento Ito took third with a 22.40. While all dropped time from the earlier sessions, none of them were able to edge beneath the Japanese Olympic qualifying standard of 21.87.
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