Teppei Kiuchi

Teppei Kiuchi (Kiuchi Teppei, 木内哲平) represented Japan at the 7th International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI 1995) in Eindhoven, Netherlands, and won a bronze medal with 97/200 points (rank 91). He competed alongside teammate Ito Tetsushi, who took gold. Kiuchi's strongest task at IOI 1995 was 'letter' (30/30); he also scored packing 21, shopping 28, printing 14, and 0 on one task. He is distinct from several well-known homonyms, notably a Japanese medical-device regulator (PMDA/MHLW) also named Teppei Kiuchi.

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• The name Teppei Kiuchi is shared by at least two public figures - a PMDA/MHLW medical-device regulator (MD, MPH, PhD, associate executive director at PMDA; earlier a director in MHLW's Science Division) and a Keio University co-author on patch-clamp amacrine-cell papers (2004-2005). Neither is confirmed to be the IOI 1995 competitor; identity remains pinned only by the IOI record.Jun 1, 2025
• Teppei Kiuchi competed for Japan at IOI 1995 (Eindhoven), earning a bronze medal with 97/200 points, rank 91 - part of Japan's early IOI cohort.Jul 3, 1995
• IOI 1995 individual task scores: packing 21, shopping 28, printing 14, letter 30, one task 0, total 97 - strongest on the 'letter' task (30/30), a full-credit solve.Jul 3, 1995
• Japan's IOI 1995 team paired Kiuchi (bronze) with Ito Tetsushi (gold, 170 pts); Kiuchi's 97 placed him well down the field, showing he was the weaker of the two Japanese contestants that year.Jul 3, 1995
• No professional or social footprint (LinkedIn, GitHub, X, personal site) is publicly linked to this IOI competitor; his public record is limited to competitive-programming archives.Jul 3, 1995