Shōichi Toganoo
Shōichi Toganoo ( Japanese 栂 野 尾 昌 一 , Toganoo Shōichi ; * 1947 in Toyama Prefecture ) is a former Japanese badminton player .
Career
Shōichi Toganoo won silver at the Asian Games in men's doubles with Junji Honma in 1970 . In the same year he won his first title at the Japanese National Championships. In 1974 he won the Canadian Open and was third in the All England. In 1981 he won his last Japanese championship with his wife Etsuko Toganoo .
In the 1980s, he took over as coach of the Yonex badminton team , and at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, he coached the Japanese national team.
Sporting successes
| season | event | discipline | space | Surname |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 | Asian Games | Men's doubles | 2 | Junji Honma / Shoichi Toganoo |
| 1970 | Japan: Individual Championships | Men's doubles | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Eiichi Sakai |
| 1971 | Japan: Individual Championships | Men's singles | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo |
| 1973 | Japan: Individual Championships | Mixed | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Etsuko Takenaka |
| 1973 | Japan: Individual Championships | Men's doubles | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Nobutaka Ikeda |
| 1974 | Canadian Open | Men's doubles | 1 | Shoichi Toganoo / Nobutaka Ikeda |
| 1974 | Japan: Individual Championships | Mixed | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Etsuko Takenaka |
| 1974 | Japan: Individual Championships | Men's doubles | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Nobutaka Ikeda |
| 1974 | All of England | Men's doubles | 3 | Shoichi Toganoo / Nobutaka Ikeda |
| 1976 | Japan: Individual Championships | Mixed | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Etsuko Takenaka |
| 1976 | Japan: Individual Championships | Men's doubles | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Nobutaka Ikeda |
| 1979 | Japan: Individual Championships | Mixed | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Etsuko Toganoo |
| 1981 | Japan: Individual Championships | Mixed | 1 | Shōichi Toganoo / Etsuko Toganoo |
Individual evidence
- ^ A b NHK , Studio Chiba, NHK Badominton-kyōshitsu ( Memento from June 17, 2008 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Toganoo, Shōichi |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | 栂 野 尾 昌 一 (Japanese) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | japanese badminton player |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1947 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Toyama prefecture |