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Ren Nikaido Wins Men's Title at All Japan Ski Jumping Large Hill Championships

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Ren Nikaido (Nippon Beer) won the men's title at the All Japan Ski Jumping Large Hill Championships (November 2, Sapporo Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium, K123m, HS137m). Sakutaro Kobayashi (Megmilk Snow Brand) took second place, and Tomofumi Naito (Yamagata City Office) finished third, with the members of the early-season World Cup (W杯) expedition team sweeping the podium. Noriaki Kasai (Tsuchiya Home), who is not part of the World Cup expedition team, broke into the top four.

Ryoyu Kobayashi (Team ROY) did not compete. Additionally, the UHB Cup, which was scheduled for the previous day, November 1, was canceled due to bad weather, meaning the two-day Okurayama event was reduced to just this single competition.

Top 3 athletes at the All Japan Championships LH

The 104th All Japan Ski Championships Large Hill

Men's Results
1) Ren Nikaido (Nippon Beer) 290.9 pts 137.5m/134.0m
2) Sakutaro Kobayashi (Megmilk Snow Brand) 284.4 pts 138.5m/132.5m
3) Tomofumi Naito (Yamagata City Office) 281.3 pts 133.0m/133.0m
4) Noriaki Kasai (Tsuchiya Home) 260.1 pts 124.0m/129.0m
5) Yukiya Sato (Megmilk Snow Brand) 258.1 pts 124.0m/132.0m
6) Junshiro Kobayashi (Wynn.) 250.4 pts 121.5m/137.5m
7) Keiichi Sato (Megmilk Snow Brand) 242.4 pts
8) Rikuta Watanabe (Tokyo Biso Group) 237.4 pts
9) Ryusei Ikeda (Megmilk Snow Brand) 232.9 pts
10) Shinnosuke Fujita (Farm Fujita) 232.5 pts

Ren Nikaido makes the No. 1 pose after his name is called at the awards ceremony
Ren Nikaido did not break his stoic expression despite his big jump and victory
Sakutaro Kobayashi (Megmilk Snow Brand) 138.5m in the first round
As an athlete, his goal is naturally the top; he mentioned that his 2nd place overall in the Grand Prix left him with things he still wants to achieve
3rd place: Tomofumi Naito (Yamagata City Office)
Legend Noriaki Kasai
Yukiya Sato, who has made a comeback from rock bottom in an Olympic season, finished 5th
6th place Junshiro Kobayashi (Wynn.), who flew the longest distance of 137.5m in the second round


Ren Nikaido

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