《男子3000m 障害 三浦龍司》
Ryuji Miura Advances to Men's Steeplechase Final for the 2nd Straight Olympics
JAPAN Forward/ August 7, 2024/ By Ed Odeven
2024/08/08 読売新聞オンライン
Japan Today/ Aug. 8, 2024, PARIS
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September 15, 2025 By Japan Daily
2025/9/15 毎日新聞
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Duplantis gives Japanese fans what they came for -- another world record in pole vault
September 16, 2025 (Mainichi Japan)
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↑三浦選手のインスタです。東京世界陸上の手話をやってくれてます♡
Ryuji Miura Advances to Men's Steeplechase Final for the 2nd Straight Olympics
The Japanese Olympian, who also competed at the Tokyo Games in 2021, had the fourth-fastest time in the steeplechase qualifying heats at the Stade de France.
JAPAN Forward/ August 7, 2024/ By Ed Odeven
Ryuji Miura has qualified for his second Olympic final in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase.
The 22-year-old had the fourth-best time in qualifying among 36 runners on Monday, August 5 at the Stade de France, securing a spot in the Paris 2024 16-man final on Wednesday evening (4:43 AM Thursday JST).
Miura was a seventh-place finisher in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase final at the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games in 2021. He was clocked in 8 minutes, 16.90 seconds at National Stadium.
At the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Miura placed sixth with a time of 8:13.70.
On Monday, the native of Shimane Prefecture ran his qualifying heat in 8:12.41 in Saint-Denis, France. It was his fourth-fastest time at this distance in a steeplechase race. His career-best time: 8:09.91 at the Meeting de Paris, a Diamond League athletics meet, in June 2023.
Aiming to Collect an Olympic Steeplechase Medal
Looking ahead to his upcoming race, Miura stated his objective without hesitation.
"I want to give my best performance in the same way that I did in the qualifying round," Miura said, according to NHK.
He added, "I would love to win a medal, and that is what I am aiming for. But all I can do is give it my all."
And what were Miura's thoughts on his qualifying heat?
"To some extent, I thought it would be a qualifying round where I would have to give it my all," he was quoted as saying by the Japanese public broadcaster. "The level was quite high for a qualifier, and the pace was very fast. I had a good feeling and the cheering from the spectators made it fun to [race]."
Japan has never won an Olympic medal in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.
Morocco's Mohamed Tindouft had the fastest time (8:10.62) in qualifying. It also was a personal-best time for the 31-year-old, who made his Olympic steeplechase debut in Tokyo and finished 13th in the final.
Kenya's Dominance in the 3,000-Meter Steeplechase
Starting in 1984, Kenyan athletes won nine straight Olympic gold medals in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.
Morocco's Soufiane El Bakkali broke that streak at the Tokyo Games. He qualified with the seventh-fastest time (8:17.90) for Wednesday's final.
ラスト１周ペースアップ・強豪が転倒…入賞の三浦龍司「サンショーの全てが詰まったレース」
2024/08/08 読売新聞オンライン
パリオリンピックは７日、陸上男子３０００メートル障害決勝が行われ、東京五輪７位の三浦龍司（ＳＵＢＡＲＵ）は８分１１秒７２で８位となり、２大会連続入賞。スフィアヌ・バカリ（モロッコ）が２連覇を達成した。
さらに上で
東京大会の７位に続く８位は無論快挙だが、男子３０００メートル障害の三浦は浮かれていなかった。「さらに上で勝負できる選手になっていきたい」。メダル獲得を目標に掲げていただけに、手放しでは喜べなかった。
レースは大きな集団のまま推移し、ラスト１周で一気にペースアップ。世界記録保持者のラメチャ・ギルマ（エチオピア）が障害物に足をかけて激しく転倒し、まさかの脱落となる波乱もあった。「３０００メートル障害の面白さ、難しさ、すべてが詰まったレースだった」と振り返る三浦は、その中でもしっかりと入賞ラインを確保した。
今後の課題を聞かれると、「ラストの駆け引き、行き切る力、トップスピード、出力」と、たくさんの要素が次々と口から出てきた。２２歳のランナーはそれらの課題を克服し、もっとたくましくなるつもりだ。（田上幸広）
Morocco's Soufiane El Bakkali retains Olympic steeplechase title
Japan Today/ Aug. 8, 2024, PARIS
Morocco's Soufiane El Bakkali retained his Olympic 3,000 meters steeplechase title on Wednesday to become just the third Arab to win double gold.
El Bakkali timed 8 minutes, 06.05 seconds for victory with American Kenneth Rooks taking silver in 8:06.41 and Kenya's Abraham Kibiwot claiming bronze (8:06.47).
The 28-year-old El Bakkali arrived in Paris with a target on his back, having won the last three global championships.
After first triumphing at the Covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics in 2021, when he became the first non-Kenyan runner to win the Olympic steeplechase title since 1980, he confirmed his status with back-to-back victories in world championships in Eugene and Budapest.
His second Olympic gold in the French capital leaves him in rare company among Arab athletes to have doubled up at the Summer Games.
Only his Moroccan compatriot Hicham El Guerrouj, who won 1,500 meters and 5,000 gold in Athens 2004, and Tunisian swimmer Oussama Mellouli (1,500m freestyle in Beijing 2008 and 10 km marathon in London 2012) have achieved the feat.
「異次元の走り」陸上ファン驚き 三浦龍司が8分03秒43の“特大日本新" 6秒の大幅更新で世界最高峰DLで2位入賞 五輪王者とデッドヒート
2025/7/12 日テレNew
◇陸上ダイヤモンドリーグ(DL)第10戦モナコ大会(11日、モナコ)
世界最高峰ダイヤモンドリーグのモナコ大会では、3000m障害の日本記録を持つ三浦龍司選手(スバル)が、日本記録を6秒以上更新する8分03秒43のタイムで2位に入りました。
三浦選手は、集団の後についてレースを展開。一方、パリオリンピックでこの種目を連覇しているスフィアヌ・エル バカリ選手(モロッコ)がハイペースでレースを進めます。
その後、三浦選手は徐々に前へ上がり、ラスト1周で2位に浮上。大きく差が開いていたエル バカリ選手がペースダウンし、最後の直線でトップを奪取。最後の障害を越えたところで王者エル バカリ選手のスパートに敗れましたが、従来の日本記録8分09秒91を6秒以上更新し、2位でフィニッシュしました。
今秋、東京で開催される世界選手権へ弾みをつける好記録。SNSでは「7分台も夢じゃない」「全陸上ファンが期待していると思う」「ラスト1周すさまじい追い上げだった」「あともうちょっとで7分台、異次元の走りや」と驚きの声であふれました。
▽結果
優勝 8分03秒18 スフィアヌ・エル バカリ選手(モロッコ)
2位 8分03秒43 三浦龍司
3位 8分04秒00 アモス・セレム(ケニア)
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"Running in another dimension" track and field fans surprised Ryuji Miura won 2nd place in the world's highest peak DL with a significant update of 8 minutes 03.43 seconds "Oversized Japan New 6 seconds Olympic champion and dead heat
◇Athletics Diamond League (DL) Round 10 Monaco Games (11th, Monaco)
At the Monaco Games, the world's highest diamond league, Ryuji Miura (Subaru), who holds the Japan record for the 3000m steeplechase, finished second with a time of 8:03.43, breaking the Japan record by more than 6 seconds. 【Image】Ryuji Miura, who showed a strong run at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix Miura followed the group and developed a race. Meanwhile, Sfianu El Bakari (Morocco), who has won the event consecutively at the Paris Olympics, will race at a high pace.
After that, Miura gradually moved up to the front and moved up to 2nd place on the last lap. El Bakari, who had a large gap, slowed down and took the lead in the final straight line. He lost to the spurt of champion El Bakari at the end of the obstacle, but broke the previous Japan record of 8:09.91 by more than 6 seconds and finished in second place.
A good record that will give impetus to the World Championships to be held in Tokyo this fall. On social media, there were many voices of surprise, saying, "The 7-minute range is not a dream," "I think all track and field fans are looking forward to it," "It was a tremendous catch-up in the last lap," and "It's a 7-minute run in a little while, a different dimension of running."
▽Results
Winner 8:03.18 Spianou El Bakari (Morocco)
2nd place 8 minutes 03.43 Ryuji Miura
3rd place 8:04.00 Amos Selem (Kenya)
Athletes Net: Result Jul 11, 2025
https://www.athletic.net/result/YVixVknsBkSVe23dcR/
Ryuji Miura Track & Field Result
Japan Club, - ?
2025 Monaco Diamond League (Meeting Herculis EBS)Friday, July 11, 2025
Louis II Stadium, Monaco - Weather3k Steeplechase 0.914m - Diamond League
Finals Mark
8:03.43
Place: 2
Timing method: FAT
Official Result
Outdoor Personal Best!
Other Athletes in the 3k Steeplechase Finals
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1. Soufiane El Bakkali - 8:03.18 Morocco
2. Ryuji Miura - 8:03.43 Japan
3. Edmund Serem - 8:04.00 Kenya
4. Salaheddine Ben Yazide - 8:06.44 Morocco
5. Getnet Wale - 8:07.57 Ethiopia
6. Samuel Firewu - 8:08.03 Ethiopia
7. Karl Bebendorf - 8:08.21 Germany
8. Mohamed Amin Jhinaoui - 8:08.27 Tunisia
9. Matthew Wilkinson - 8:10.23 United States
10. Daniel Arce - 8:12.08 Spain
11. James Corrigan Jr 8:14.76 United States
12. Abraham Kibiwot - 8:14.81 Kenya
13. Djilali Bedrani - 8:16.34 France
14. Frederik Ruppert - 8:24.68 Germany
15. Kenneth Rooks Sr 8:28.23 United States
Triumphant Finish: Ryuji Miura Shines Despite Injury at World AthleticsSport
September 15, 2025 By Japan DailyRyuji Miura
Japanese record holder Ryuji Miura (23, SUBARU) achieved an impressive 8th place finish, marking his second consecutive medal in global competitions.
In the final, he clocked a time of 8 minutes and 35.90 seconds.
At one point in the last lap, Miura surged to 3rd place, a mere 1.34 seconds away from becoming the first Japanese athlete to medal in this event.
His powerful performance placed him in clear sight of the podium.
This achievement follows his previous finishes: 7th at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, 6th at the Budapest championship in 2023, and now 8th at the Paris Olympics in 2024, adding up to his fourth global medal in three consecutive years.
As he approached the final 100 meters, Miura saw the dream of becoming Japan’s first medalist flicker before him.
“Maybe I can reach it,” he thought, bolstered by the vocal support of over 50,000 spectators.
“I want to respond to their support and finish strong,” he stated, showing determination despite the challenges posed by the multiple layers of tape wrapping around his right ankle.
The pain had intensified leading up to the event.
After clearing the final barrier, which stood at 91.4 centimeters high, he stumbled, and several competitors surpassed him. Ultimately, he finished in 8th place.
Reflecting on the experience, he noted, “There was a moment when I thought I could see the medal. That’s why the disappointment is heavy,” he remarked with a furrowed brow.
Thoughts of his past intertwined with his current challenges. Growing up in Hamada City facing the Sea of Japan, Miura recalled a time in middle school when he fractured his left hand in a bicycle accident.
Despite being in a cast, he won a local athletic competition.
“My arm was swinging well,” he joked, lightening the mood among those worried for him. His strength to face adversity remains unchanged.
Beginning his journey in the 3000-meter steeplechase in high school – a grueling event requiring the clearing of obstacles 28 times and water pits seven times – he initially fell to 9th place with 700 meters left.
However, he fought his way back to 3rd place.“I was confident I could absolutely win a medal,” he expressed, driven by his fighting spirit as he endured the pain in his right ankle.
Although he fell short, being only 1.34 seconds away from a medal, Miura remains optimistic about his future.“I want to be greedy and say I can see the gold medal within reach,” he added, smiling as he lightened the mood for reporters.
“I think I can continue to grow from this experience.”
While the medal remains elusive, he believes that this journey will strengthen him further
.Ryuji Miura (born February 11, 2002, in Hamada, Shimane Prefecture), has a notable athletic history, coming from Hamada Higashi Junior High, Kyoto’s Rakunan High, and then to Juntendo University.
He has participated in the Hakone Ekiden for four consecutive years. His personal bests include a time of 3:36.59 in the 1500 meters and 13:26.78 in the 5000 meters. His favorite sushi topping is “engawa,” and he enjoys watching movies in his free time.
国内でも熱視線、三浦龍司が得た「宝物」 世界陸上 男子3000m障害
毎日新聞 2025年9月15日、東京・国立競技場男子3000メートル障害決勝8位（8分35秒90）＝三浦龍司（SUBARU）
この種目一番の見どころである水濠（すいごう）を最後に越えて、三浦龍司はメダルに手が届きかけた。3番手で最後のストレートを迎えようとすると「耳鳴りがしてるんじゃないか」と思うくらいの声援に包まれた。
至福の時間を味わった刹那（せつな）、競り合っていた相手の腕がもつれる。予選で痛めていたという右足首の不調もここに来て重なり、最後は失速してしまった。
トラックに設けられたハードルだけでなく、水濠も越える3000メートル障害は駆け引きの妙味もあることから、欧米で人気の高い種目とされる。三浦が8位入賞した2024年パリ・オリンピックは観衆の大声援が選手に注がれた。
三浦が、この種目で日本勢初入賞（7位）を果たしたのは、21年の東京五輪。国内でマイナーだった種目に光を当てたが、当時は新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大の影響で原則無観客開催だった。
東京五輪と同じ国立競技場でも、人、人、人でスタンドが埋まる今大会の光景は三浦にとって胸に迫るものがあったという。
「なんて言うんですかね……。今までで一番。宝物になる思い出だったなと思います」
普段は冷静に取材に応じる23歳が明らかに上気していた。
今季の記録で世界3位につけていた三浦は、世界からもマークされる存在になった。この日はラストで三浦が言うところの「たたき合い」に真っ向から挑み、渡り合った。
順位はパリ五輪と同じ、8位。それでも、最終盤まで表彰台が見えた今回は手応えが違う。
金メダルへの距離は――。「欲張って『見えてきた』と言いたいです」。そう断言できるほどの成長を示した。
３０００ｍ障害入賞の三浦龍司がトークショー「オリンピック、世界陸上で金メダルが最大の目標」
読売新聞 2025年9月16日（東京都内で）１５日に行われた陸上の世界選手権東京大会の男子３０００メートル障害で８位入賞した三浦龍司（ＳＵＢＡＲＵ）が１６日、東京都内でトークショーに参加し、金メダルに輝いたジョーディー・ビーミッシュ（ニュージーランド）と前夜の熱戦を振り返った。
トークショーは、２人が契約するスポーツブランド「Ｏｎ」が主催した。決勝のレースは残り２００メートルで三浦が３位に浮上したが、最後の障害を越えた直後に他の選手との接触で失速し、ビーミッシュは集団後方から得意のスパートで大外をまくり、栄冠を勝ち取った。
三浦は集団の前方でレースを進めながら、背後にビーミッシュの気配を感じていたといい、抜かれた際の心境について「横に来た瞬間に、『そりゃそうだよな』という感じだった」と苦笑い。ビーミッシュは「最後の水濠を越えたところで、２人ともメダルを取れると思った。一緒に２人で走ることができてよかった」と互いの健闘をたたえた。
予選で転倒した際に顔を踏まれる写真が話題となったビーミッシュは「実際よりも痛そうな写真が出回っていたが、本当に一瞬のことだったので、同時にもう動き出していた。ちょっと切り傷がついただけ」と笑った。
ビーミッシュの優勝に刺激を受けたという三浦は「オリンピック、世界陸上で金メダル、世界一を取るのが、間違いなく最大の目標」と力強く宣言した
Duplantis gives Japanese fans what they came for -- another world record in pole vault
September 16, 2025 (Mainichi Japan)↑関係ないですが、世界陸上棒高跳びで6m30の世界新記録を樹立した、スウェーデンのアルマント・デュプランティス選手の記事も、嬉しくて載せておきます！
Sweden's Armand Duplantis poses after setting a new men's pole vault world record of 6.30 meters, at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Monday, Sept. 15, 2025. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader)
TOKYO (AP) -- Armand "Mondo" Duplantis traded handshakes and hugs with the pole vaulters he'd just beaten to capture his third world championship.
He took a leisurely walk toward the stands to talk to his parents, his brother, his fiancee.
Then, like any great performer in a jam-packed stadium, he turned around, walked back onstage and delivered the encore the people had been waiting for.
It was another world record -- the 14th time he's set it -- by clearing the bar at 6.30 meters.
Duplantis cleared it on his third and final attempt. It came more than a half hour after the racing on Day 3 of the championships was wrapped up for the evening. But nobody in the crowd of 53,000 would dare walk out on Mondo. And Mondo made a point of wringing every drop of drama out of an experience few in that crowd will soon forget.
"To be able to enjoy this world record with them and give them that is super special," Duplantis said. "Especially considering the last time I was in this stadium, we didn't have any spectators. It was spooky and eerie and super weird, and not very fun, honestly."
The night of his last performance at Japan National Stadium was during the COVID Olympics, held a year late in 2021 and without any fans. Duplantis settled for "only" the gold medal that time and missed the world record. The difference, he suspects, was the energy missing during those silent Games.
This time, there was noise and fun -- the people clapping in rhythm every time Duplantis lined up -- and like any great artist Mondo knew how to play to the crowd.
After clearing 6.10, he imitated Japanese baseball Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki's pre-bat sleeve-tugging routine.
"My brother was in the crowd and he plays baseball, so I was trying to fire him up," Duplantis said. "And the Japanese people, if they understood it, it was just something fun."
The Louisiana-born phenom who competes for his mother's native Sweden collected $70,000 for the win -- his 49th straight dating to September 2022 -- along with the $100,000 bonus that goes to record breakers at world championships.
The money isn't the main motivation for a champion who has won every major title -- worlds and Olympics -- since the Tokyo Games.
"It's doing what I know I'm capable of," Duplantis said. "Motivation-wise, it's not that much of a problem. I know the level I can compete at, and I kind of demand that out of myself."
It's hard to blame the crowd for expecting it, too. Duplantis started breaking records on Feb. 8, 2020, and has broken them on three continents and in nine counties. This latest feat puts the height at an even 6.30.
"Six-three sounds really nice, really clean, a new barrier for our sport," he said. "It sounds better than 6.29, for sure."
But maybe not as good as 6.31.
Duplantis has, in fact, wondered if 6.5 might be in his future.
At this rate, it would take another few years. The good news is, he's 25 and, for comparison, the great Sergey Bubka, who won six straight world titles through the 1980s and '90s, was 31 when he broke the record for the 17th and final time.
Bubka's final record was 6.14, and after France's Renaud Lavillenie topped that once Duplantis took over. He has improved the record by one centimeter every time, giving him maximum opportunities to pocket bonuses like the one he'll receive from World Athletics for this one.
"What Mondo has in spades is what every pole vaulter is trying to achieve," said Sam Kendricks, the fourth-place finisher who is the last man not named Duplantis to win a world title (in 2019). "He's got a jump, he's got the jets. He's got a family that really supports him, and then he's got a field of guys that's really pushing him up there."
A Swiss surprise in the hurdles
Ditaji Kambundji of Switzerland held off the world record-holder and reigning Olympic champion to win a surprise gold in the 100 hurdles.
After crossing the finish line, Kambundji stared up at the scoreboard waiting to see where her name would wind up. When she saw she was in first, her eyes went wide and she covered her mouth in shock.
Kambundji finished in a personal-best 12.24 seconds to hold off world record-holder Tobi Amusan of Nigeria by .05 seconds. American Grace Stark took bronze while Masai Russell, who won gold at the Paris Olympics last summer, was fourth.
"You could see on my face how happy I was when I realized I won," Kambundji said.
Heads up (or down) in steeplechase
The most heartbreaking scene on Monday was steeplechaser Soufiane El Bakkali kneeling with his head on the track and his teammate trying to console him.
The two-time world and Olympic champion was outraced to the line by New Zealand's Geordie Beamish and finished second by .07 seconds.
"Congratulations for a good race today but, for me, I'm coming here for a different reason," El Bakkali said.
Despite his heartbreak, El Bakkali took a traditional steeplechase dip in the water pit with Beamish.
Beamish celebrated a gold medal some 48 hours after another memorable scene. He tripped during qualifying and an oncoming runner stepped on his face. But Beamish got up and made the final.
"It might have been a blessing in disguise," Beamish said. "That gave me a lot of confidence, just being able to get back up off the ground and qualify pretty easily still. It gave me confidence that my shape was better than what I thought it is."
