List of Japanese records in Olympic weightlifting

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The following are the records of Japan in Olympic weightlifting. Records are maintained in each weight class for the snatch lift, clean and jerk lift, and the total for both lifts by the Japan Weightlifting Association.

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Current records

Men

EventRecordAthleteDateMeetPlaceRef
55 kg
Snatch115 kg Kodai Sunayama 28 April 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [1]
Clean & Jerk148 kgStandard
Total253 kgStandard
61 kg
Snatch135 kg Yoichi Itokazu 19 September 2019 World Championships Pattaya, Thailand
Clean & Jerk164 kg Yoichi Itokazu 20 April 2019 Asian Championships Ningbo, China
Total298 kg Yoichi Itokazu 20 April 2019 Asian Championships Ningbo, China
67 kg
Snatch143 kg Mitsunori Konnai 20 September 2019 World Championships Pattaya, Thailand
Clean & Jerk175 kg Mitsunori Konnai 10 December 2019World Cup Tianjin, China [2]
Total317 kg Mitsunori Konnai 20 September 2019 World Championships Pattaya, Thailand
73 kg
Snatch155 kg Masanori Miyamoto 11 December 2020Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [3]
158 kg Masanori Miyamoto 4 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [4]
Clean & Jerk191 kg Masanori Miyamoto 8 May 2023 Asian Championships Jinju, South Korea [5]
192 kg Masanori Miyamoto 4 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [6]
Total345 kg Masanori Miyamoto 11 December 2020Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [3]
350 kg Masanori Miyamoto 4 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [7]
81 kg
Snatch154 kg Rakuei Azuma 24 February 2024Japanese Junior Championships Uji, Japan [8]
Clean & Jerk193 kg Rakuei Azuma 24 February 2024Japanese Junior Championships Uji, Japan [8]
Total347 kg Rakuei Azuma 24 February 2024Japanese Junior Championships Uji, Japan [8]
89 kg
Snatch163 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 6 November 2018 World Championships Ashgabat, Turkmenistan [9]
Clean & Jerk208 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 23 September 2019 World Championships Pattaya, Thailand
Total368 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 23 September 2019 World Championships Pattaya, Thailand
96 kg
Snatch170 kg Katsuyuki Nishikawa 24 February 2024Japanese Junior Championships Uji, Japan [8]
Clean & Jerk205 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 23 April 2021 Asian Championships Tashkent, Uzbekistan [10]
Total370 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 23 April 2021 Asian Championships Tashkent, Uzbekistan [10]
102 kg
Snatch175 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 30 April 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [1]
Clean & Jerk215 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 12 December 2020Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [3]
Total385 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 30 April 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [1]
109 kg
Snatch182 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 7 October 2022 National Sports Festival of Japan Oyama, Japan [11]
Clean & Jerk222 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 13 December 2020Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [3]
Total401 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 13 December 2020Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [3]
+109 kg
Snatch193 kg Kosuke Chinen 8 October 2022 National Sports Festival of Japan Oyama, Japan [11]
Clean & Jerk235 kg Eishiro Murakami 8 October 2022 National Sports Festival of Japan Oyama, Japan [11]
Total425 kg Eishiro Murakami 1 May 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [1]

Women

EventRecordAthleteDateMeetPlaceRef
45 kg
Snatch78 kgStandard
Clean & Jerk100 kgStandard
Total176 kgStandard
49 kg
Snatch85 kgStandard
85 kg Rira Suzuki 1 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [12]
Clean & Jerk111 kg Rira Suzuki 5 May 2023 Asian Championships Jinju, South Korea [5]
112 kg Rira Suzuki 1 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [13]
Total194 kg Rira Suzuki 5 May 2023 Asian Championships Jinju, South Korea [5]
197 kg Rira Suzuki 1 April 2024 World Cup Phuket, Thailand [14]
55 kg
Snatch90 kg Ayana Sadoyama 21 April 2023Japanese Championships Yamanashi, Japan [15]
Clean & Jerk114 kgStandard
Total201 kg Ayana Sadoyama 21 April 2023Japanese Championships Yamanashi, Japan [15]
59 kg
Snatch98 kg Mikiko Ando 5 October 2019 National Sports Festival of Japan Takahagi, Japan
Clean & Jerk131 kg Mikiko Ando 4 November 2018 World Championships Ashgabat, Turkmenistan [16]
Total226 kg Mikiko Ando 5 October 2019 National Sports Festival of Japan Takahagi, Japan
64 kg
Snatch97 kg Mako Yamamoto 23 November 2019 Satsumasendai, Japan
Clean & Jerk124 kg Mako Yamamoto 21 November 2021Japanese Championships Tsunan, Japan [17]
Total219 kg Mako Yamamoto 23 November 2019 Satsumasendai, Japan
71 kg
Snatch102 kg Miku Ishii 12 September 2023 World Championships Riyadh, Saudi Arabia [18]
Clean & Jerk130 kg Runa Segawa 7 February 2024 Asian Championships Tashkent, Uzbekistan [19]
Total230 kg Runa Segawa 7 February 2024 Asian Championships Tashkent, Uzbekistan [19]
76 kg
Snatch104 kg Ayumi Kamiya 7 November 2018 World Championships Ashgabat, Turkmenistan [20]
Clean & Jerk125 kg Wakana Nagashima 30 April 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [21]
Total225 kg [lower-alpha 1] Ayumi Kamiya 7 November 2018 World Championships Ashgabat, Turkmenistan [20]
81 kg
Snatch107 kg Wakana Nagashima 23 July 2023 Kanazawa, Japan
Clean & Jerk135 kg Wakana Nagashima 10 May 2023 Asian Championships Jinju, South Korea [5]
Total237 kg Wakana Nagashima 23 July 2023 Kanazawa, Japan
87 kg
Snatch106 kgStandard
Clean & Jerk132 kg Motoka Nakajima 23 November 2023Women's Cup Arita, Japan [22]
Total234 kg Motoka Nakajima 23 November 2023Women's Cup Arita, Japan [22]
+87 kg
Snatch110 kgStandard
Clean & Jerk138 kg Yuna Nakajima 1 May 2022Japanese Championships Niihama, Japan [21]
Total244 kgStandard

Historical records

Men (1998–2018)

EventRecordAthleteDateMeetPlaceRef
56 kg
Snatch117 kg Kimihiro Tamayose 21 November 2015
Clean & Jerk153 kg Masaharu Yamada 10 August 2008 Olympic Games Beijing, China
Total260 kg Masaharu Yamada 20 May 2001 East Asian Games Osaka, Japan
62 kg
Snatch135 kg Hiroshi Ikehata 17 September 2000 Olympic Games Sydney, Australia
Clean & Jerk169 kg Yoichi Itokazu 8 August 2016 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [23]
Total302 kg Yoichi Itokazu 8 August 2016 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [24]
69 kg
Snatch151 kg Masanori Miyamoto 25 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
Clean & Jerk180 kg Mitsunori Konnai 10 March 2018National University Championships Ageo, Japan [26]
Total328 kg Mitsunori Konnai 10 March 2018National University Championships Ageo, Japan [26]
77 kg
Snatch152.5 kg Yoshihisa Miyaji 28 October 2002 National Sports Festival Kochi, Japan
Clean & Jerk187 kg Takehiroi Kasai 26 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
Total331 kg Takehiroi Kasai 26 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
85 kg
Snatch159 kg Tatsuyuki Kinoshita 5 October 2018 National Sports Festival Obama, Japan [27]
Clean & Jerk206 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 26 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
Total361 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 26 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
94 kg
Snatch162 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 5 October 2018 National Sports Festival Obama, Japan [27]
Clean & Jerk197 kg Toshiki Yamamoto 20 August 2017 National Sports Festival Amagasaki, Japan
Total353 kg Yuki Hiraoka 28 April 2012 Asian Championships Pyeongtaek, South Korea
105 kg
Snatch176 kg Taro Tanaka 27 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
Clean & Jerk220 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 19 August 2017 National Sports Festival Amagasaki, Japan
Total391 kg Ryunosuke Mochida 6 October 2017 National Sports Festival Niihama, Japan [28]
+105 kg
Snatch188 kg Kazuomi Ota 25 May 2014National Championships
Clean & Jerk227 kg Kazuomi Ota 14 June 2015National Championships
Total412 kg Kazuomi Ota 25 May 2014National Championships

Women (1998–2018)

EventRecordAthleteDateMeetPlaceRef
48 kg
Snatch87 kg Hiromi Miyake 30 July 2012 Olympic Games London, Great Britain
Clean & Jerk110 kg Hiromi Miyake 30 October 2005 East Asian Games Macau, China
Total197 kg Hiromi Miyake 30 July 2012 Olympic Games London, Great Britain
53 kg
Snatch90 kg Hiromi Miyake 24 June 2011National Championships
Clean & Jerk117 kg Hiromi Miyake 24 June 2011National Championships
Total207 kg Hiromi Miyake 24 June 2011National Championships
58 kg
Snatch100 kg Mikiko Ando 7 October 2018 National Sports Festival Obama, Japan [29]
Clean & Jerk127 kg Mikiko Ando 26 May 2018National Championships Kanazawa, Japan [25]
Total223 kg Mikiko Ando 7 October 2018 National Sports Festival Obama, Japan [29]
63 kg
Snatch98 kg Namika Matsumoto 19 November 2016
Clean & Jerk120 kg Mikiko Ando 5 October 2016 National Sports Festival Ōshū, Japan [30]
Total214 kg Namika Matsumoto 19 November 2016
69 kg
Snatch97 kg Ayano Tani 17 November 2010 Asian Games Guangzhou, China
Clean & Jerk122 kg Rika Saito 13 August 2008 Olympic Games Beijing, China
Total218 kg Ayano Tani 17 November 2010 Asian Games Guangzhou, China
75 kg
Snatch107 kg Ayumi Kamiya 20 November 2016
Clean & Jerk126 kg Kazue Imahoko 5 October 2006 World Championships Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Total230 kg Kazue Imahoko 3 November 2005 East Asian Games Macau, China
90 kg
Snatch107 kg Mami Shimamoto 28 May 2017National Championships Oyama, Japan
Clean & Jerk130 kg Mami Shimamoto 28 May 2017National Championships Oyama, Japan
Total237 kg Mami Shimamoto 28 May 2017National Championships Oyama, Japan
+90 kg
Snatch117 kg Mami Shimamoto 23 May 2016National Championships Yamanashi, Japan [31]
Clean & Jerk148 kg Fumiko Jonai 24 September 2010 World Championships Antalya, Turkey
Total260 kg Mami Shimamoto 13 November 2011 World Championships Paris, France

Notes

  1. ↑ by official result source; 224 kg by federation source, probably a typo

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  1. 1 2 3 4 "令和４年度 第36回全日本女子ウエイトリフティング選手権大会" (PDF) (in Japanese). Japan Weightlifting Association . Retrieved 7 May 2022.
  2. ↑ "IWF World Cup". IWF . Retrieved 21 December 2019.
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  5. 1 2 3 4 "2023 Asian Championships". IWF . Retrieved 8 May 2023.
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  10. 1 2 "2020 Asian Championships Results". IWF. 23 April 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
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  25. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 第78回全日本ウエイトリフティング選手権大 第32回全日本女子ウエイトリフティング選手権大 (in Japanese)
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