Who is Ran Takahashi?

Ran Takahashi is a professional volleyball player for Japan’s men’s national volleyball team (Ryujin Nippon). Ran Takahashi also plays for the Nippon Sport Science University club.

Ran has made a name for himself in sports, and he has also participated in the Tokyo Olympics. Ran’s perseverance and talent have propelled him to greater heights of success, with him receiving numerous awards for his performances.

Ran Takahashi- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Ran Takahashi was born on September 2, 2001, in Kyoto. He attended Kyoto Municipal Hachigaoka Junior High School before continuing his education at Higashiyama High School.

Not only that, but Ran has British ancestors as well. Ran is a tall young man, standing six feet two inches tall. The Takahashi family, like many other sports families, has all of their children involved in sports.

There are three young players in the family. One is Ran, and the other two are his elder brother Rui Takahashi (who is said to be Ran’s inspiration) and his younger sister Riri Takahashi.

All three of them share a common interest in the sport of volleyball. The elder brother was the first to speak up.

Ran enjoyed playing for the school team, which helped him improve his abilities. In his third year, he was both the Ace and Captain of his team, which explains Ran’s current success as a Volleyball player.

Ran enrolled at Nippon Sports Science University after graduating from high school.

Like many other players, this was a watershed moment in his career. Ran has clearly demonstrated his abilities to the rest of the world since then.

Net Worth of Ran Takahashi? Salary, Earning

Ran Takahashi’s net worth is unknown.

Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/Girlfriend

Ran Takahashi’s relationship status is currently unavailable.

Body Measurement- height, Weight, Hair Color

Ran Takahashi has a height of 6 feet 2 inches.

Ran Takahashi- Professional Career

It all began when Ran was in the second grade of elementary school. He became interested in volleyball and began playing for the school team. He had no idea that was only the beginning.

Ran then transferred to Kyoto Municipal Hachigaoka Junior High School, where he continued to play for the school team. As a beginner, he could only perform as a Libero.

Takahashi attended Higashiyama High School and was a member of the school volleyball team. Ran was named captain and ace of the school team by the third year of his high school career.

Ran was able to win the Winter 2020 All Japan High School Volleyball Championships thanks to his brilliance ( or Haruko). Not only that, but Ran was named “MVP” at the conclusion of the competition.

Ran was chosen for the Japan men’s national volleyball team for the first time in February. Takahashi was admitted to Nippon Sport Science University shortly after graduating from high school.

He led the entire team to a runner-up finish in the 2020 All-Japan Intercollegiate Volleyball Championship. Takahashi was then named “Best Scorer” for his outstanding performance in the competition.

Takahashi currently plays the position of Wind spiker/Outside hitter for the team.

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Social Media

His social media handles are unknown.

Quick Facts of Ran Takahashi

• Ran is the youngest of two siblings, with one brother and one sister.
• He used to play a lot in school.
• Takahashi is not entirely Japanese but is of mixed race.
• He was inspired to play volleyball by his older brother.
• Ran started playing volleyball when he was in elementary school.