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image: Daiya Seto Books Olympic…
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Daiya Seto Books Olympic Ticket in 200 Butterfly at Japanese Trials; Tomoru Honda Wins Event
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April 6, 2021 — Daiya Seto added the 200 butterfly to his Olympic program when he finished second in the event at the Japanese Olympic Trials.
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2021 Japanese Olympic Trials Day 4 Live Recap
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April 6, 2021 — We saw six Japanese men claim a 200 fly time of 1:56.3 or faster in yesterday's semifinal but the main event is about to go down here in Tokyo.
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image: Hagino & Seto Take On 3 …
image: Hagino & Seto Take On 3 …
Hagino & Seto Take On 3 Events, Ohashi Sticks To IM's For Olympic Trials
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March 23, 2021 — The start lists are out for the 2021 Japan Swim, the nation's sole Olympic-qualifying opportunity set to begin on April 3rd in Tokyo.
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image: Daiya Seto Wins 400IM At…
image: Daiya Seto Wins 400IM At…
Daiya Seto Wins 400IM At Japan Open On Return Following Suspension
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Feb. 4, 2021 — Daiya Seto won the men's 400IM at the Japan Open on his comeback from a ban from national team activities following an extra-marital affair.

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SwimSwam's Top 100 for 2021: Men's Men’s #31 – #40
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Feb. 2, 2021 — Clyde Lewis had the fastest (legal) flat start 200 free at last summer's World Championships, but wound up just 6th in the event final.


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Kosuke Kitajima: Swimmers Need To Start Writing The Next Chapter Following Tokyo 2020 Postponement
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March 26, 2020 — Four-time Olympic champion Kosuke Kitajima – the only man in history to have won back-to-back breaststroke titles – believes athletes must prepare for every eventuality and overcome every hurdle in the light of the postponement of Tokyo 2020. The Japanese – known as the ‘Frog King’ – won the 100 and 200m breaststroke at Athens 2004 before a successful defence four years later in Beijing saw him write his own entry in the record books. That record of being the only male breaststroker to have retained an Olympic title – and the sole swimmer, man or woman, to have defended the 100m gold ...
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