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Balancing Work & Elite Swimming: Japan’s Yamato Fukasawa
By Retta Race on SwimSwam The nation of Japan is still regrouping after its most disappointing Olympic swimming performance since the 1996 Games in Atlanta. This year in Paris, only Tomoyuki Matsushita landed on the podium, earning a surprise silver in the men’s 400m IM. This was even though Tomoru Honda looked primed to vie for a men’s 200m fly medal and Daiya Seto was a legitimate medal candidate in the men’s IMs, among other missed opportunities. While Japan has since seen swimmers to the tune of Yui Ohashi and Ryosuke Irie announce their retirements, another mainstay is steeling his nerves for the next Olympic quad, despite what it may take to get to Los Angeles in 2028. 23-year-old Yama

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