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Ami Nakai: "Next Season's Short Program Will Be a Tango," "I'm Challenging Myself with a Genre I've Never Done before."

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Ami Nakai (TOKIO Inkarami), who won the bronze medal in women's figure skating at the Milan-Cortina Olympics in February, attended a celebration party for Yushi International High School in Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture on the 1st.
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Ami Nakai: "Next Season's Short Program Will Be a Tango," "I'm Challenging Myself with a Genre I've Never Done before."

Ami Nakai (TOKIO Inkarami), who won the bronze medal in women's figure skating at the Milan-Cortina Olympics in February, attended a celebration party for Yushi International High School in Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture on the 1st.

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スポーツ報知 broke the news in Japan on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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