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Kasaya

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Taketsuru:

Hill Size: HS 59
K-Point: 50 m
Women Summer Hill record: 37.0 m (Mariko Sakuary JPN, 2014-07-28)
Inrun length: 49.5 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Take-off length: 5 m
Take-off angle:
Take-off height: 1.25 m
Speed: 67.7 km/h
Landing angle: 32.25°
Hill certificate: Hill certificate
Further jumps: K2
Plastic matting: yes

Kasaya:

Hill Size: HS 35
K-Point: 30 m
Hill certificate: Hill certificate
Plastic matting: no
Further jumps: no
Year of construction: 2000
Status: operating
Coordinates: 43.193483, 140.769356 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

Yoichi on Hokkaido was founded in 1934 by the legendary Japanese whisky figure Masataka Taketsuru. There existed the Sakuragaoka ski jumping facility, which was named after Taketsuru. On these jumps ski jumping legend Yukio Kasaya learned his sport, as well as many other world class jumpers of 1990's.
In 1967 the wooden construction was replaced by a steel-build one. After the Olympic triumph at Sapporo in 1972 the facility was renamed after Kasaya.
In 2000 the whole ski jumping complex was rebuilt 200 m apart with a plastic covered K50 and a K30.

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2)   Kryštof Adámek   wrote on 2023-10-19 at 19:24:

New Street View

New street view from may 2023 and it shows perfectly the hills and also a new small hill id say about K2 with plastic matting.

1)   wakimasa   wrote on 2013-05-25 at 13:33:

I'd like a correction

K50 Hill is named "Taketsuru Schanze". Artificial turf is being used. HS=55

Kasaya Schanze is K = 30. This place is available only winter.

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