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| + | '''Ryosuke Iwasawa''' is a Japanese 1A yo-yo player sponsored by YoYoRecreation, and developer of the IrPad silicone pad response system. His signature yo-yo is the Fragment. He formerly was a member of the Anti-Yo Team before it was disbanded. He finished in 1st place in the 1A division at the 2007 East Japan Yo-Yo Contest. His handmade silicone IrPads were originally called IPads, but they were re-named to avoid trademark conflicts with Apple Inc. (although IPads were in production long before the announcement of Apple's similarly-named iPad tablet device). Ryosuke is well known for his insanely difficult laceration tricks. His 2007 video, Eetsit Vs. Laceration, was very popular upon release, and lead many to speculate that he was actually a robot. |
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| − | '''Ryosuke Iwasawa''' got 1st place at East Japan yoyo contest 2006. He is well known for his difficult laceration tricks. |
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| + | ==Signature Yo-yos== |
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| + | *[[YoYoRecreation Fragment]] |
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| + | *[[YoYoRecreation Uragment]] |
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==Achievements== |
==Achievements== |
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=== 2011 === |
=== 2011 === |
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*East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 5th Place |
*East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 5th Place |
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| + | *Asia-Pacific Yo-Yo Championships - 1A Division - 7th Place |
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| + | *Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 11th Place |
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| + | === 2012 === |
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| + | *West Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 8th Place |
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| + | *Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 11th Place |
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| + | === 2013 === |
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| + | *European Yo-Yo Championship - 1A Open Division - 6th Place |
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| + | *East Japan Yo-Yo Contest B-Block - 1A Division - 1st Place |
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| + | *Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 16th Place |
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| + | === 2014 === |
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| + | ''No information yet'' |
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| + | === 2015 === |
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| + | === 2016 === |
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[[Category:People]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 8 January 2016
Ryosuke Iwasawa is a Japanese 1A yo-yo player sponsored by YoYoRecreation, and developer of the IrPad silicone pad response system. His signature yo-yo is the Fragment. He formerly was a member of the Anti-Yo Team before it was disbanded. He finished in 1st place in the 1A division at the 2007 East Japan Yo-Yo Contest. His handmade silicone IrPads were originally called IPads, but they were re-named to avoid trademark conflicts with Apple Inc. (although IPads were in production long before the announcement of Apple's similarly-named iPad tablet device). Ryosuke is well known for his insanely difficult laceration tricks. His 2007 video, Eetsit Vs. Laceration, was very popular upon release, and lead many to speculate that he was actually a robot.
Eetsit v.s. Laceration
2013 East Japan B-block Yo-Yo Contest-1A-1st-Ryosuke Iwasawa
Signature Yo-yos[]
Achievements[]
2007[]
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 1st Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 12th Place
2008[]
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 2nd Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 3rd Place
2009[]
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 3rd Place
2010[]
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 3rd Place
- Asia-Pacific Yo-Yo Championships - 1A Division - 18th Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 13th Place
2011[]
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 5th Place
- Asia-Pacific Yo-Yo Championships - 1A Division - 7th Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 11th Place
2012[]
- West Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 8th Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 11th Place
2013[]
- European Yo-Yo Championship - 1A Open Division - 6th Place
- East Japan Yo-Yo Contest B-Block - 1A Division - 1st Place
- Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 16th Place
2014[]
No information yet
2015[]
No information yet
2016[]
No information yet