Ryusei Hamada
Japanese competition climber (born 2009)
About Ryusei Hamada
Born 2009. Ryusei Hamada is a Japanese rock climber.
is a Japanese competition climber, specializing in competition lead climbing and competition bouldering.
Youth competitions
At age 14, Hamada won gold in lead and silver in the boulder discipline at the 2023 World Youth Championships in the Youth B category.
In 2024, at the World Youth Championships in Guiyang, Hamada claimed gold in boulder. In the lead discipline, he took silver, losing gold to Jung Chanjin due to countback. He also became the only Japanese athlete to medal across both disciplines at the event. He ended the 2024 season by winning gold in boulder at the Asian Youth Championships.
At the 2025 World Youth Championships in Helsinki, Hamada achieved a Boulder-Lead double in the U17 category.
Rankings World Youth Championships
Japan Cup Discipline 2026 Lead 8 Bouldering 33
Japan Youth Championships Discipline2023 2024 2025 2026 Lead 2 2 1 1 Boulder 3 1 2 4
Japan National Sports Festival Discipline2024 2025 Lead 5 1 Boulder 1 1
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Ryusei Hamada?
Japanese competition climber (born 2009)
When was Ryusei Hamada born?
Ryusei Hamada was born in 2009 in Fujisawa.
What is Ryusei Hamada's occupation?
Ryusei Hamada is a rock climber.
What nationality is Ryusei Hamada?
Ryusei Hamada is Japanese.
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