Masayuki Akimoto

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Masayuki Akimoto
125px Masayuki Akimoto
Background Information
Alias(es):
Country:	Japan
Born:
Occupation(s):
Years Active:	1981-present
WCA ID:	2003AKIM01
Claim to Fame:

Masayuki Akimoto is a Japanese speedcuber. He is a current board member of the WCA.

He invented the Columns First method for Big cubes in the 1980s, which he used to win 4x4 and 5x5 Speedsolve at the World Championships 2003.

Achievements

World Titles
Preceded by None	4x4 Speedsolve World Champion 2003	Succeeded by Yuki Hayashi 2005
Preceded by None	5x5 Speedsolve World Champion 2003	Succeeded by Frank Morris 2005
Preceded by None	2x2 Speedsolve World Champion 2005	Succeeded by Lukasz Cialon 2007

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