How tall is Daishirō Yoshimura?

Daishirō Yoshimura's listed height was 172 cm (5'8"). He was taller than about 69% of men in Brazil.

Where 172 cm sits among men in Brazil

Taller than about 69% of men in Brazil born in 1947 (average 168.6 cm).

Yoshimura next to his teammates

Kunishige Kamamoto is 7 cm taller than Daishirō Yoshimura (179 cm), teammate at Cerezo Osaka from 1967 to 1980.

About Daishirō Yoshimura

Daishirō Yoshimura was a football player and manager who was born in Brazil and played for the Japan national team. He was born on 16 August 1947 in São Paulo and died on 1 November 2003. His former name was Nelson Yoshimura. He moved to Japan and joined Yanmar Diesel in 1967.

At Yanmar Diesel he played with Kunishige Kamamoto and others and led the team through the greatest era in its history, as the club won the Japan Soccer League four times and the Emperor's Cup three times. He played 189 league games, scored 30 goals, was selected for the Best Eleven four times and retired in 1980. He debuted for Japan on 2 August 1970 against South Korea and played 46 games, scoring 7 goals, until 1976. He coached Yanmar Diesel from 1981 and managed the team from 1990 to 1993.

Yoshimura stood a listed 172 cm (5'8"). Kunishige Kamamoto, listed at 179 cm (5'10"), was his teammate at Cerezo Osaka from 1967 to 1980 and was 7 cm taller.

Frequently asked

How tall is Daishirō Yoshimura in feet and inches? Daishirō Yoshimura was 5'8" tall, which is 172 cm, 67.7 inches or 1.72 m.

How tall is Daishirō Yoshimura compared to Kunishige Kamamoto? Kunishige Kamamoto is 7 cm taller than Daishirō Yoshimura: 179 cm (5'10") vs 172 cm (5'8").

Is Daishirō Yoshimura tall for men in Brazil? At 172 cm he was taller than about 69% of men in Brazil born in 1947, whose average height is 168.6 cm.

Sources

Heights are as publicly listed, rounded to the nearest centimetre; listed heights for public figures are often self-reported. Biographical details adapted from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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