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Japanese skater Nakai leads Olympic women’s event in Milan
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- •On 2026-02-17, Nakai moved into the lead in the women’s figure skating short program at the Milan Games.
- •Nakai told reporters she was "not here for medals" after taking the lead, emphasizing her focus on skating well.
- •Japanese skaters Nakai, Kaori Sakamoto, and Chiba all qualified for the women’s singles free program.
- •Domestic reaction in Japan included newspaper extras celebrating the women’s figure skating performances.
- •Coverage in Japan highlighted voices of joy and praise for the women’s skaters following their Olympic routines.
- •Kaori Sakamoto has spoken about preparing to "say goodbye" to the Olympic stage after Milan.
- •At the same Olympics, Japanese snowboarder Fukada won a gold medal in the slopestyle event.
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- ▸If Nakai maintains her lead in the women’s free skate Japan could secure a gold medal in women’s figure skating, boosting national pride and media attention on the sport.
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