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Rei Iwakura is a Japanese 4A Player and a member of Team Yoyojam. He is also good at 3A and 5A.

Contents 1 Achievements 1.1 2004 1.2 2005 1.3 2006 1.4 2007 1.5 2008 1.6 2009 1.7 2010

[edit] Achievements

[edit] 2004

• West Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 3rd Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 5th Place

[edit] 2005

• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 5A Division - 7th Place

[edit] 2006

• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 3A Division - 3rd Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 3A Division - 9th Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 4th Place

[edit] 2007

• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 3A Division - 1st Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 2nd Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 3A Division - 7th Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 2nd Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - AP Division - 2nd Place

[edit] 2008

• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 5A Division - 2nd Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 2nd Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 5A Division - 8th Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - AP Division - 2nd Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - Diabolo Division - 2nd Place

[edit] 2009

• South Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• Japan National Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 2nd Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - AP Division - 1st Place
• World Yo-Yo Contest - Diabolo Freestyles - 1st Place

[edit] 2010

• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 4A Division - 1st Place video
• Central Japan Yo-Yo Contest - 1A Division - 2nd Place