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3 famous Japanese Figure Skaters which includeds:

3 famous Japanese Figure Skaters which includeds:

* '''[[wikipedia:Midori Ito|Ito Midori]]''' - 1992 Winter Olympic Figure Skating Silver Medalist, 1989 World Champion, 8 times consecutive national champion of Japan. Winner or runner-up of 10 consecutive national championships she took part in. The first woman to land triple-triple jump combination and a triple axel in competition and seven triple jumps in free skating competition. Induced in the Ice Skating Hall of Fame in 2003.

* '''[[wikipedia:Midori Ito|Ito Midori]]''' - 1992 Winter Olympic Figure Skating Silver Medalist, 1989 World Champion, 8 times consecutive national champion of Japan. Winner or runner-up of 10 consecutive national championships she took part in. The first woman to land triple-triple jump combination and a triple axel in competition and seven triple jumps in free skating competition. Inducted into the Ice Skating Hall of Fame in 2003.

* '''[[wikipedia:Takahito Mura|Mura Takahito]]''' - Four Continents champion, Skate Canada International champion, Trophée Éric Bompard champion, 5 times Japan Championships bronze medalist. Began skating at the age of three.  

* '''[[wikipedia:Takahito Mura|Mura Takahito]]''' - Four Continents champion, Skate Canada International champion, Trophée Éric Bompard champion, 5 times Japan Championships bronze medalist. Began skating at the age of three.  

* '''[[wikipedia:Rina_Sawayama_(model)|Rina Sawayama]]''' - Model and Figure Skater performer. Junior champion of Japan, as well as 3 times national ice dancing champion.

* '''[[wikipedia:Rina_Sawayama_(model)|Rina Sawayama]]''' - Model and Figure Skater performer. Junior champion of Japan, as well as 3 times national ice dancing champion.