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Yumaki Horijima
Japanese freestyle skier
Ikuma Horishima was born on December 11, 1997
Japan
Gifu Prefecture
Ikeda
, Japanese freestyle skier.
[1]
February 5, 2022, in
2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games
Yumaki Horijima won the bronze medal in the men's moguls freestyle skiing final.
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- Chinese name
- Yumaki Horijima
- Foreign name
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Ikuma Horishima
ほりしま いくま - nationality
- Japan
- Place of Birth
- Ikeda, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
- Date of birth
- December 11, 1997
- Sports event
- Freestyle skiing
- Major awards
- Beijing Winter Olympic Games Freestyle skiing for men moguls Third place winner
- gender
- male
Yumaka Horijima at the medal presentation ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics [11]
On December 12, 2021, Yumaki Horijima won the men's singles event of the 2021-2022 Freestyle Skiing Moguls World Cup at Mount Idler in Sweden with 88.49 points.
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2022, attend
2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games
He finished third in the men's moguls freestyle skiing event.
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[7]
On February 12, 2023,
The 2022-23 ISU Freestyle Skiing World Cup
Yumaki Horijima won the men's double moguls final at the Iain Valmarenko Station in Chiesa.
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The 2023-24 season
December 2, 2023, in
2023-24 ISF Freestyle Skiing World Cup
Yumaki Horijima won the men's moguls race in Lucca with 82.68 points.
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December 15th, in
2023-24 Freestyle Skiing World Cup season
In the men's moguls competition at Alpudiere, Yumaki Horijima won the third place in the men's group with 77.23 points.
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On December 22nd, in
2023-24 Freestyle Skiing World Cup season
Yumaki Horijima won the men's moguls race in Bakuriani with a score of 77.11.
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On January 27, 2024, Yumaki Horijima won the men's moguls competition at the 2023-24 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Waterville.
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On January 28, 2023-24 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Waterville, the women's double moguls, Yumaki Horijima won the second place.
[18]
On February 3, Yumaki Horijima won the second place in the men's moguls competition at the Deer Valley Station of the 2023-24 season Freestyle Skiing World Cup.
[19]
In March, at the 2023-24 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Almaty, Horijima finished second, still slightly ahead of Michael Kingsbury by 10 points in the overall standings, and won the Crystal Ball Award for the men's single snow skill competition of the season.
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In March, Horijima finished second overall in the men's double moguls competition of the season.
[21]
On March 18, at the 2023-2024 ISF Freestyle Skiing Competition, Yumaki Horijima won the second place in the men's moguls season overall points (individual + pairs).
[22]
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Ranking
|
event
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A given year
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Locations
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|---|---|---|---|
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11
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Men's moguls
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2018
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Pyeongchang, South Korea
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Ranking
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event
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A given year
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Locations
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grade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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1
|
Men's moguls pairs
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2017
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Sierra Nevada
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-
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1
|
Men's moguls
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2017
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Sierra Nevada
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88.54
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3
|
Men's moguls pairs
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2021
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Almaty
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-
|
|
4
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Men's moguls
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2019
|
Park City
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81.30
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|
8
|
Men's moguls pairs
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2019
|
Park City
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-
|
|
19
|
Men's moguls
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2021
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Almaty
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74.72
|
|
1
|
Men's moguls
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2023
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Lucca
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82.68
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1st place in men's moguls at the 2017 World Freestyle Skiing Championships (Sierra Nevada)
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1st place in the dual Competition moguls at the 2017 World Freestyle Skiing Championships (Sierra Nevada)
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1st place in men's moguls freestyle skiing at the 2017 Sapporo Asian Winter Games
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The third place in men's moguls freestyle skiing at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
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Japanese freestyle skier Yumaki Horijima won the bronze medal. When the mascot "Bing Dwen Dwen" was handed to him, Horijima flashed a big smile and waved to the audience repeatedly with the "Bing Dwen Dwen". The photo has been widely shared on Japanese social media, with users Posting "Bing Dwen Dwen is so cute" and "I want it too."
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