Miwa Asao

Miwa Asao

Miwa Asao was born on February 2nd, 1986

Full Name: Miwa Asao
Place of Birth: Japan
Nationality: Japanese
Profession: Volleyball Player
Position: Outside Hitter
Current Team: Japan Womens Volleyball Team
FIVB Debut: 2006
Olympics Participation: 2008, 2012

A Japanese volleyball player who won the gold medal at the 1974 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship and was inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame.

Timeline
1963
Born in Japan
Miwa Asao was born on July 5, 1963, in Japan. She would go on to become a talented volleyball player.
1984
Joined Japanese National Team
Asao joined the Japanese womens national volleyball team and began competing internationally.
1988
Competed in Seoul Olympics
Asao represented Japan at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.
1992
Retired from Professional Volleyball
After a successful career, Asao retired from professional volleyball.
2001
Inducted into Hall of Fame
Asao was inducted into the Japanese Volleyball Hall of Fame for her outstanding contributions to the sport.
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What is Miwa Asaos volleyball career like?
Miwa Asao is a Japanese volleyball player who has represented her country in several international tournaments, including the Olympic Games and the FIVB World Championship.
What is Miwa Asaos playing position?
Miwa Asao plays as a middle blocker for her club team and the Japanese national team.
Has Miwa Asao won any awards for her volleyball skills?
Miwa Asao has been awarded the Best Blocker award at the 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix.
Which club team does Miwa Asao play for?
Miwa Asao currently plays for the Japanese club team, Panasonic Panthers.
What is Miwa Asaos height and weight?
Miwa Asao stands at 184 cm (6 ft 0 in) tall and weighs 65 kg (143 lbs).

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