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Kaori Sakamoto Leads Worlds in Final Competition
Sports57m ago

Kaori Sakamoto Leads Worlds in Final Competition

Japanese figure skater Kaori Sakamoto delivered an emotional performance that brought fans to tears as she leads her final world championships. The Olympic silver medalist scored 79.31 points skating to "Time to Say Goodbye" in what could crown a legendary career.

Japan Times2 min read
Kaori Sakamoto Leads Quest for Fourth World Title
Sports3h ago

Kaori Sakamoto Leads Quest for Fourth World Title

Japanese figure skating champion Kaori Sakamoto scored a season-best 79.31 in her short program at the World Championships in Prague, edging ahead as she chases a fourth world title before retirement. The emotional performance brought the competition full circle to where her international career began 13 years ago.

Japan Today2 min read
Japan's Skaters Sweep Top 4 in Olympic Short Program
SportsFeb 18

Japan's Skaters Sweep Top 4 in Olympic Short Program

Three Japanese figure skaters delivered stunning performances at the Milano Cortina Olympics, claiming three of the top four spots in the women's short program. Veteran Kaori Sakamoto and teenage Olympic rookie Ami Nakai now lead the field heading into Thursday's medal round.

Japan Times2 min read
Kaori Sakamoto Aims for Gold in Final Olympic Skate
SportsFeb 13

Kaori Sakamoto Aims for Gold in Final Olympic Skate

Japanese figure skating champion Kaori Sakamoto is competing for the one medal missing from her legendary career: Olympic gold. The three-time world champion will retire after Milano Cortina 2026, leaving a legacy that transcends medals.

Japan Times2 min read
Olympic Skater Kaori Sakamoto Eyes One Last Gold in Italy
Community HeroesJan 18

Olympic Skater Kaori Sakamoto Eyes One Last Gold in Italy

Japanese figure skating champion Kaori Sakamoto is heading into her final Olympics with fierce determination and the guidance of her no-nonsense coaches. The world champion is balancing rigorous training with dreams of retirement freedom.

Japan Times2 min read