About Mami Yokota
Born 1997. Mami Yokota is a Japanese volleyball player.
is a Japanese professional volleyball player. She plays in the SV.League for PFU BlueCats Ishikawa Kahoku.
Personal life Mami's younger sister, Sayaka Yokota is also a professional volleyball player. Both sisters play in the SV.League.
Career Early Years In her second year at Tokai University, she was selected as a member of the All Japan Universiade Team for 2017 VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup in Hai Duong, Vietnam and 2017 FISU World University Games in Taipei.
In 2018, she was a starting player in every match at the 2018 AVC Eastern Zonal Championship, leading the team to victory with 5–0 records.
In July 2019, she was also a starting player in every match at the 2019 FISU World University Games. The team finished with the bronze medal which their third consecutive medal win.
Professional Years In November 2019, Denso Airybees announced that she would join the team in 2020, along with Tamaki Matsui and Satomi Fukudome. She made her starting player debut on October 17, in the opening match against Hisamitsu Springs.
In 2022, she was selected as a member of Japan women's national volleyball team for the first time. She made her starting player debut in VNL match against Poland on June 14. She was also selected for 2022 World Championship.
In 2023, she was selected for 2023 Asian Championship in Thailand where the team won the bronze medal.
In 2024, it was announced that she would leave Denso at the end of 2023–24 season. In June the same year, it was announced that she would join Queenseis Kariya along with her sister Sayaka and Ayano Sato.
In May 2025, it was announced that she would leave Queenseis. In June the same year, it was announced that she would join PFU BlueCats Ishikawa Kahoku.
Award Individual 2017-18 East Japan Intercollegiate Championship - Best Server 2019-20 All Japan Intercollegiate Championship - Middle Blocker MIP 2020-21 V.League Division 1 Women's - Best Newcomer 2021-22 V.League Division 1 Women's - Fair Play
University Team 2016-17 Kanto University Autumn League - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal, with Tokai University 2016-17 Kanto University Spring League - File:Med_2.png - Runner-up, with Tokai University 2017-18 Kanto University Autumn League - File:Med_1.png - Champion, with Tokai University 2017-18 East Japan Intercollegiate Championship - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal, with Tokai University 2018-19 Kanto University Autumn League - File:Med_1.png - Champion, with Tokai University 2018-19 Kanto University Spring League, File:Med_1.png - Champion, with Tokai University 2019-20 All Japan Intercollegiate Championship - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal, with Tokai University 2019-20 Kanto University Autumn League - File:Med_1.png - Champion, with Tokai University
Club Team 2020-21 Empress' Cup All Japan Volleyball Championship - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal, with Denso Airybees 2023-24 Kurowashiki All Japan Volleyball Tournament - File:Med_2.png - Runner-up, with Denso Airybees
National Team 2017 FISU World University Games - File:Med_2.png - Runner-up 2017 VTV International Volleyball Cup - File:Med_1.png - Champion 2018 AVC Eastern Zonal Championship - File:Med_1.png - Champion 2019 FISU World University Games - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal 2023 Asian Championship - File:Med_3.png - Bronze Medal
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Who is Mami Yokota?
Japanese volleyball player
When was Mami Yokota born?
Mami Yokota was born on 10 December 1997 in Toyota.
What is Mami Yokota's occupation?
Mami Yokota is a volleyball player.
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Mami Yokota is Japanese.
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