NAMIKI Tsukimi

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Olympic Games
3	51kg	2020	Tokyo, JPN
World Championships
3	51kg	2018	New Delhi, IND
5	51kg	2019	Ulan-Ude, RUS
17	Women's 50kg	2023	New Delhi, IND
Asian Championships
2	Women's 50kg	2022	Amman, JOR
President's Cup
1	51kg	2018	Astana, KAZ

Watching movies, making desserts. (news, 04 Mar 2020)

Armed Forces Athlete

Japanese

Japan Self-Defence Forces [JSDF] Physical Training School [Japan]

Vladimir Shin [national], UZB

Southpaw (jiji, 13 Mar 2020)

She took up boxing in grade three of primary school, and began to take the sport seriously in grade 10 at Hanasaki Tokuharu High School in Kazo, Japan. (japantimes, 10 Mar 2020; news, 04 Mar 2020; number, 09 Jan 2021)

Her siblings encouraged her to try karate and kickboxing at age four. She was then inspired to begin boxing by Japanese boxer Takashi Uchiyama during middle school. (excite, 14 Mar 2020; jiji, 13 Mar 2020; mainichi, 14 Feb 2020; nikkansports男子棍术, 08 Dec 2019; nikkansports男子棍术, 02 Apr 2022)

To win gold at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (sponichi, 28 Nov 2021; nikkansports, 04 Aug 2021)

Winning bronze in the flyweight category at the 2018 World Championships in New Delhi, India. (news, 04 Mar 2020)

Japanese boxer Takashi Uchiyama. (jiji, 13 Mar 2020)

In 2018 and 2019 she was named Female Boxer of the Year by the Japan Amateur Boxing Federation. (boxingnews, 07 Feb 2020)