On March 26, Beijing time, Japanese figure skater Tomoko Miyahara announced her retirement on her 24th birthday, and she won the second and third place in the women's singles at the World Championships, and also won a four-continent championship. It is worth mentioning that Miyahara Tomoko, who had previously released her own English teaching book, has been transformed.
Born on March 26, 1998, Miyahara Tomoko is one of the most successful figure skating women's singles players in the history of Japan and asia, with a height of only 1.52 meters, she has outstanding ability, winning 2 women's singles medals at the World Championships, the runner-up of the women's singles at the 2015 Shanghai Figure Skating Championships in Shanghai, and also won 4 medals of the Four Continents Championships, including the successful victory in 2016 and 2 medals in the grand prix final.
Miyahara's show "Schindler's List", "Star Wars", and "Memoirs of a Geisha" have all been memorable, and it is a little regrettable that she missed the medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics and won the fourth place. In the all-day championship before the Winter Olympics this year, Miyahara tomoko finally ranked fifth, and as a result, she missed the four continents and naturally failed to participate in the Winter Olympics again.
Now, on her 24th birthday, Tomoko Miyahara announced her retirement. Of course, for a figure skating women's singles athlete, it is normal to retire at the age of 24, after all, many players over the age of 20 cannot catch up with the replacement of the stage of figure skating today.
Tomoko Miyahara, who previously posted her English teaching books on social media, has transformed. It is worth mentioning that although she is a Japanese player, Miyahara Tomoko lived in the United States when she was a child, and the choice of university is English.