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    Abe Uta

    Abe Uta

    Awards & Honours

    19

    Awards Won

    4

    Honours

    3

    Rankings

    4

    Covers

    4

    Records

    Abe's five individual world titles in the 52 kg division place her among the most dominant champions in judo history. She is the only woman alongside Ryoko Tani to achieve this feat. Her Olympic gold on the same day as her brother Hifumi was a historic first for siblings. She has been named IJF Athlete of the Year four times, more than any other female judoka. Her record as the youngest Japanese world champion (age 18) still stands.

    Abe Uta receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Kobe City Honorary Citizen

    Kobe City·2021

    Awarded for Olympic gold medal achievement.

    Medal with Purple Ribbon

    Government of Japan·2021

    Awarded for contributions to sports.

    IJF Athlete of the Year

    International Judo Federation·2019, 2021, 2022, 2023

    Four-time winner, most by any female judoka.

    Youngest Japanese World Champion

    IJF·2018

    Became youngest Japanese world champion in judo history at age 18.

    Rankings & Lists

    #1

    IJF World Ranking – Women's 52 kg

    International Judo Federation·2018-2024
    #Listed

    Forbes Japan 30 Under 30

    Forbes Japan·2022
    #Top 20

    Nikkei Japanese Sports Power 100

    Nikkei·2023

    Magazine Covers

    Number (Japan)

    November 2021

    Abe Siblings: Golden Siblings of Judo

    Sports Graphic Number

    August 2021

    The New Face of Japanese Judo

    Judo Magazine (Kodokan)

    2018-2024

    Multiple covers

    Nikkei Sports

    July 2021

    Uta Abe: The 52 kg Queen

    Records & Feats

    Youngest Japanese woman to win a senior IJF World Tour event

    Career Milestone·2017

    Won Grand Slam Tokyo in 2017 at age 17.

    Youngest Japanese world champion in judo history

    Career Milestone·2018

    Won world title in 2018 at age 18.

    First siblings to win Olympic gold on the same day in different events

    Historic First·2021

    Abe and her brother Hifumi won gold on July 25, 2021 at Tokyo 2020.

    Most IJF Athlete of the Year awards by a female judoka

    Awards·2023

    Four-time winner (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023).

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