KITAZONO Takeru

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Olympic Games
2	Men's Team	2020	Tokyo, JPN	262.397
5	Men's Individual All-Around	2020	Tokyo, JPN	86.698
6	Men's Horizontal Bar	2020	Tokyo, JPN	12.333
11	Men's Floor Exercise	2020	Tokyo, JPN	14.666
22	Men's Parallel Bars	2020	Tokyo, JPN	14.900
22	Men's Pommel Horse	2020	Tokyo, JPN	13.916
44	Men's Rings	2020	Tokyo, JPN	13.333
World Cup
4	Men's Horizontal Bar	2023	Baku, AZE	13.266
27	Men's Pommel Horse	2023	Baku, AZE	12.800
28	Men's Floor Exercise	2023	Baku, AZE	12.633
35	Men's Rings	2023	Baku, AZE	11.766
42	Men's Parallel Bars	2023	Baku, AZE	10.033
Asian Championships
2	Men's Team	2023	Singapore, SIN	256.694
3	Men's Individual All-Around	2023	Singapore, SIN	85.431
6	Men's Horizontal Bar	2023	Singapore, SIN	12.766
6	Men's Parallel Bars	2023	Singapore, SIN	12.800
9	Men's Pommel Horse	2023	Singapore, SIN	14.333
10	Men's Floor Exercise	2023	Singapore, SIN	13.900
12	Men's Rings	2023	Singapore, SIN	13.433

Athlete, Student

Seisa University , Ashibetsu, JPN

Japanese

Tokushukai [Kamakura, JPN]

Isao Yoneda [club], JPN; Hisashi Mizutori [national], JPN

In September 2022 he fractured a finger on his left hand during training. He was unable to compete at the All Japan Senior Championships that were held in the same month. (Instagram profile, 08 Oct 2022; jiji, 14 Sep 2022)

In April 2021 he damaged ligaments in both elbows while performing on horizontal bar at the All Japan Championships. The tournament also served as the national selection trials for the 2020 Olympic Games. (daily, 19 Apr 2021; hochi, 18 Apr 2021)

He fractured his left ankle after a bad landing during training in 2017. The injury was still troubling him at the national trials for the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (sanspo, 19 May 2018; fujitv, 17 Jan 2018)

He took up the sport at age three at Tomioka Gymnastics Club in Osaka, Japan. (number, 21 Aug 2020)

His mother enrolled him in a gymnastics club because he was interested in the Japanese superhero television series, 'Kamen Rider Hibiki'. (daily, 21 Oct 2018; ytv-athlete, 11 Jul 2015)

He trains four day a week. (chunichi, 05 Jan 2023)

Japanese artistic gymnast Kohei Uchimura. (sanspo, 19 May 2018)

He was presented with a Rookie Award at the 2018 Japanese Olympic Committee [JOC] Sports Awards. (jpn-gym, 03 Apr 2019)

In 2019 he received Big Sports Rookie Award at the 53rd TV Asahi Big Sports Awards in Japan. (TV Asahi YouTube channel, 15 Jan 2019)