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Ōkurayama

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Ōkurayama:

Hill Size: HS 134
K-Point: 120 m
Hill record: 146.0 m (Daiki Itō JPN, 2012-01-21, HTB Cup)
Official hill record: 140.0 m (Roar Ljøkelsøy NOR, 2006-01-22, WC)
Summer hill record: 141.0 m (Noriaki Kasai JPN, 2007-10-28)
Ladie's hill record: 141.0 m (Sara Takanashi JPN, 2011-01-10)
Ladie's summer record: 131.0 m (Yoshiko Kasai JPN, 2007-10-28)
Inrun length: 94 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Take-off length: 7 m
Take-off angle: 11°
Take-off height: 3.3 m
Speed: 90 km/h
Landing angle: 37°
Hill certificate: Hill certificate

Snow Brand / Yukijirushi:

K-Point: 60 m
Year of construction: 1957
Status: destroyed
Plastic matting: no
Spectator capacity: 44,000
Year of construction: 1931
Conversions: 1952, 1969, 1986, 1996, 1997, 2007
Further jumps: no
Status: operating
Plastic matting: yes
Ski club: SA Sapporo

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History:

The first skiing courses in Sapporo were offered in 1909 by German university teacher Hans Koller. In March 1917 the construction of a first snow jumping hill at Mikadoyama followed and one year later a permanent wooden K20 hill was set up there. Nearby a 50 meter hill was set up in 1922 and one year later a K25 training hill was added.

On his first visit to Sapporo in February 1929 Prince Chichibu Yasuhito promised the construction of a large ski jumping hill. One year later a suitable slope was found and baron Kishichirō Ōkura supplied the necessary funds so that the construction according to plans of the Norwegian general Olaf Helset could start in July 1931. Already before it was possible to inaugurate the also by Helset constructed Araiyama hill in 1930. In October 1931 the 60 meter hill with its 100 meter long inrun was finished. Afterwards it was named after baron Ōkura and the inaugural competition was held on January 17, 1932.
During World War II the most traditional ski jumping hill of Japan was destroyed and rebuilt as a K80 in 1952. Additionally the Yukijirushi (Snow Brand) 60 meter hill was built in 1957 further on the right and hosted the annual All-Japan-Cup until 1969.
In preparation of the Olympic Games 1972 the ski jumping facility was completely converted for 770 million Yen in 1969-70. Around the on K110 enlarged Ōkurayama ski jump a stadium with a capacity of 50,000 spectators was built. Furthermore Snowbrand ski jump was given up and Miyanomori built instead. Then Poland's Wojciech Fortuna captured the Gold medal in front of an audience of 42,149. Already since its start in 1980 Sapporo has been part of the Ski Jumping World Cup.
In 1982 the ski jump was extended by a modern lift and four years later a modernization onto K115 was done. The Winter Universiade 1991 was held in Sapporo and on Ōkurayama jump. A profound modernization and adapation of the ski jumping hill and its inrun tower to FIS conditions as a K120 was done in 1996 for 2.6 billion Yen. One year later the hill was covered with plastic mattings and floodlights were installed.
For the first Nordic Ski Championships in Asia in 2007 the HS 134 ski jump was again modernized.
By the way, one has a wonderful view over the 1.8 million people city of Sapporo from the head of the jump.

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10)   Zbal   wrote on 2012-05-02 at 10:32:

Rekordy skoczni

K90 [[LINK]

9)   Zbal   wrote on 2012-05-02 at 10:30:

Rekordy skoczni

Daje wam pełną listę rekordów skoczni (K120). Proszę o prawidłowe tłumaczenie.

[LINK]

8)   Zbal   wrote on 2012-04-04 at 17:55:

11 stycznia 2009 roku Takanobu Okabe skoczył podczas PK 141M.

Okabe, Takanobu - 2009 COC Sapporo

7)   Artur   wrote on 2012-01-28 at 08:36:

Daiki Ito - 146 m

Przy skoczni jest tabliczka z rekordem skoczni i rzeczywiście jest tam teraz 146 m.

6)   Foresss   wrote on 2012-01-28 at 00:18:

Daiki Ito 146m

http://twitter.com/#!/Astjernen/status/160620539088613376

Andreas Stjernen na swoim Twitterze również to ogłosił 21 stycznia, więc coś jest na rzeczy.

5)   Artur   wrote on 2012-01-26 at 12:36:

Kasai 143,5 m

Ostatnio Noriaki Kasai skoczył 143,5 m.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42ux7e3MddI&feature=related

Ale nie słyszałem nic żeby ktoś skoczył jeszcze dalej.

4)   Zbal   wrote on 2012-01-24 at 11:31:

Rekordy

Kolejny rekord do zbadania !

3)   Paweł   wrote on 2012-01-23 at 18:25:

Nowy rekord??

Plotka głosi, że Daiki Ito, 21 stycznia, poprawił rekord na 146m.
Niech ktoś potwierdzi albo zdementuje.

2)   Artur   wrote on 2012-01-22 at 19:40:

Yuuki Ito - 139,5 m

Ciekawostka. Kilka dni temu młoda Japonka Yuuki Ito skoczyła tutaj aż 139,5 m.

Filmik: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw5Ej1IRYO8&list=FLvJHrNBO3y_GMNxG-mjZuXA&index=6&feature=plpp_video

1)   Artur   wrote on 2011-03-10 at 19:41:

Ladie's hill record

Ladie's hill record: 141,0 m (Sara Takanashi JPN, 2011-01-10)

http://www.fis-ski.com/pdf/2011/JP/3158/2011JP3158RL.pdf

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