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2026 Japanese National Sports Festival — Men’s Results and What to Know

Full senior and junior all-around results from the men’s competition held Sept. 3–6 in Hirosaki City, with top scorers, apparatus highlights, and concise takeaways for readers who want the results without the full box scores.

2026 Japanese National Sports Festival Men’s Results

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Miwa Teppei (Osaka) won the senior all-around with an 82.797 total, paced by a strong vault score (14.966).

Ono Ryoki (Shiga) finished second (82.665) after posting the highest vault score in the senior field (15.033).

Kawakami Shohei (Osaka) took third in the senior all-around (82.499), with his best mark on horizontal bar (14.600).

The men's competition at the 2026 Japanese National Sports Festival ran Sept. 3–6 in Hirosaki City. The published results list full senior and junior all-around rankings, with individual apparatus scores for floor (FX), pommel horse (PH), still rings (SR), vault (VT), parallel bars (PB), and horizontal bar (HB).

Senior all-around podium and scoring details

  • Miwa Teppei (Osaka) won the senior all-around with 82.797. His top apparatus score among the six was vault (14.966). Other apparatus scores: FX 13.866, PH 13.633, SR 13.500, PB 13.466, HB 13.366.
  • Ono Ryoki (Shiga) placed second with 82.665. Ono posted the highest vault score in the senior field (15.033). His other marks included FX 14.400, PH 13.066, SR 13.533, PB 13.500, HB 13.133.
  • Kawakami Shohei (Osaka) took third with 82.499, led by a horizontal bar score of 14.600. His breakdown: FX 13.733, PH 13.600, SR 13.533, VT 12.500, PB 14.533, HB 14.600.

Apparatus standouts and notable routines

  • Vault produced some of the highest single-apparatus scores among seniors: Ono's 15.033 and Miwa's 14.966 stood out. Several athletes posted vaults above 14.4.
  • Horizontal bar scores helped separate podium places: Kawakami's 14.600 and Sugino Takaaki's 14.266 contributed to their overall placement.
  • Nishihara Ikki (Osaka) won the junior all-around with 82.165. His strongest marks were parallel bars 14.033 and horizontal bar 14.133.
  • Yasui Eijun (Osaka) finished second with 81.698, posting a PH 14.100 and HB 14.133.
  • Tanida Tomoharu (Tochigi) was third with 81.299. His scores were balanced across the six apparatuses, including a PB 14.100.

The published results list more than 55 senior entrants and a lengthy junior field, with totals spanning the mid-60s up through the low 80s. Several athletes recorded incomplete entries or missing apparatus in the published table, which affected their final totals.

The complete published results include per-apparatus scores and full rankings for both senior and junior divisions. Use the athlete names and scores above to locate the detailed lines in the official results table.

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