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Yusei Imaizumi Breaks World Junior Record in 100m Short Course Breaststroke

core: Yusei Imaizumi, 17-year-old Japanese swimmer, set a new World Junior Record in the 100m Short Course Breaststroke with 56.35 seconds at the 2026 Niigata Prefecture High School Autumn Tournament.
key_facts: 56.35 seconds; Previous WJR by Shin Ohashi: 56.65 seconds; Improvement from 57.18 to 56.35 seconds in six months; Event: Prefectural high school tournament; Front-loaded pacing with back-half hold within 0.06 seconds
source: Public reports and analysis from September 2026 | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn
related: Question: Who is Shin Ohashi in Japanese breaststroke?; Answer: Shin Ohashi is a fellow 17-year-old Japanese swimmer who held the previous World Junior Record in the event.; Question: What is the significance of this record for Japan?; Answer: It signals Japan's strong depth in breaststroke, potentially positioning two juniors for medal contention at the 2028 Olympics.; Question: Does this translate to long course performance?; Answer: The SCM record highlights strong turn technique, but LCM competitiveness requires further testing at higher meets.

Yesterday, at the Niigata Prefecture High School Autumn Prefectural Tournament, 17-year-old Yusei Imaizumi achieved a historic milestone by setting a new World Junior Record in the 100m Short Course Breaststroke with 56.35 seconds. This is not just a number, but evidence of rapid development in a young Japanese athlete. While Shin Ohashi previously held the record at 56.65 seconds, Imaizumi surpassed it significantly.

Yusei Imaizumi Breaks World Junior Record in 100m Short Course Breaststroke

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