Nobuhiko Hasegawa

Nobuhiko Hasegawa (Japanese长谷川 信 彦, Nobuhiko Hasegawa, born March 5, 1947 in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, † November 7, 2005 in Kiryu, Gunma Prefecture, Japan ) was one in the 1960s and 1970s, to the best table tennis players in the world.

Nobuhiko Hasegawa was founded in 1967 in Stockholm three -time world champion ( men's singles, men's team and mixed doubles ) and in Munich in 1969 once again world champion with the team when he along with Shigeo Itoh and Mitsuru Kohno against the German team with Eberhard Scholer, Bernt Jansen and Wilfried Lieck won with 5:3. However, he lost as still reigning individual World Champion against Bernt Jansen and took his team to the brink of defeat. Hasegawa fell equally on through his uncompromising attacking play as its unorthodox attitude racket ( shakehand grip, index finger right on the backhand side ).

Clubs

  • Avoid High School of Aichi Institute of Technology
  • Aichi Institute of Technology

Achievements

  • Participation in World Table Tennis Championships 1967 in Stockholm 1st Place Men's Singles
  • 1st place with men's team
  • 1st place mixed doubles ( with Noriko Yamanaka )
  • 3rd doubles (with Mitsuru Kohno )
  • 2nd place men's team
  • 2nd place doubles (with Tokio Tasaka )
  • 3rd place with men's team

Results from the ITTF database

Seto (Aichi) 1967 World Table Tennis Championships 1969 World Table Tennis Championships 1971 World Table Tennis Championships 1973 World Table Tennis Championships Roland Jacobi Fred Perry Viktor Barna Richard Bergmann Johnny Leach Stellan Bengtsson Seiji Ono Jiang Jialiang Jan-Ove Waldner Jean-Philippe Gatien Kong Linghui Liu Guoliang Werner Schlager Wang Hao (table tennis) Zhang Jike
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