Haruyuki Ishii

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Mark Sowerby with Haruyuki Ishii after Sowerby]s 19.5 km crossing of the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan

Handler Jay Prchal, swimmer Andrew Donaldson, coordinator Haruyuki Ishii, and escort boat pilot Captain Mizushima before Donaldson's 19.5 km Tsugaru Channel crossing to complete the Oceans Seven in northern Japan within one calendar year

Escort boat pilot Captain Mizushima, coordinator Haruyuki Ishii, and handler Jay Prchal observing Andrew Donaldson in the Tsugaru Channel en route to complete the Oceans Seven in northern Japan

Miyuki Fujita with coach Haruyuki Ishii on the shores of Dover

Haruyuki Ishii is a Japanese open water swimming coach and observer from Tokyo.

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He is the Chief Administrator for the Tsugaru Strait Swimming Federation.
He is the long-time coach and trainer of the Japanese Queen of the Channel Miyuki Fujita.
Ishii established and runs the Tsugaru Strait Swimming Association that governs solo and relay crossings of the Tsugaru Channel.
He coached and escorted Miyuki Fujita on a solo single crossing of the Tsugaru Channel (Honshu-to-Hokkaido) in 11 hours 36 minutes in 2005.
He coached and escorted Miyuki Fujita on a 3-leg crossing of the Tsugaru Channel in a cumulative time of 37 hours 24 minutes. The first crossing was on 31 August 2006, the second crossing was on 2 September 2006, the third crossing was on 4 September 2006 between Honshu and Hokkaido in northern Japan.
He was the observer for Bárbara Hernández Huerta and Mark Sowerby who both separately achieved the Oceans Seven with 19.5 km crossings of the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan in June 2024.

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