Setsuko Inoue facts for kids
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Setsuko Inoue (井上 節子, Inoue Setsuko) is a famous Japanese former volleyball player. She was born on September 16, 1946. Setsuko is best known for winning a silver medal at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
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Setsuko Inoue: Olympic Volleyball Star
Setsuko Inoue was a talented volleyball player from Japan. She was born in Kanagawa Prefecture, a beautiful area in Japan. Her passion for volleyball led her to become one of the country's top athletes.
The 1968 Mexico City Olympics
In 1968, Setsuko Inoue joined the Japanese national volleyball team. They traveled to Mexico City for the Summer Olympics. The Olympic Games are a huge international sports event. Athletes from all over the world compete in many different sports.
The Japanese women's volleyball team played very well. They showed great teamwork and skill. Setsuko was a key player on the team. She played in all seven of their matches during the tournament. Her hard work helped the team succeed.
Winning an Olympic Silver Medal
The Japanese team reached the final match. They played against other strong teams. Their excellent performance earned them a silver medal. This was a huge achievement for Setsuko and her teammates. Winning an Olympic medal is a dream for many athletes. It shows years of dedication and practice.
Setsuko Inoue's journey to the Olympics inspires many young athletes. She showed that with hard work, you can achieve great things.
External links
- Setsuko Inoue's Olympic profile
