[2] He was selected as the Olympic by-election with Kunio Nado and Daikichi Nakamura.
[3] Afterwards, he participated in the 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Winter Olympics, finishing 27th in men's speed skating 5000m and 26th in 10000m, but his personal record was broken.
Post-Olympic deeds are not well known and the exact time of death is also unclear.
"[5] However, according to Japanese data, it was confirmed that he was living in Tokyo in Japan in 1988, and the reporter asked for an interview, but refused because he was 'too busy'.
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