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Shimada Makes Senior Debut in Figure Skating, Takes the Lead (Kyodo News)

Mao Shimada (Kinoshita Group), a 17-year-old figure skater who became the first person in history to win the World Junior Championships four times in a row, made her senior debut on the 24th at the Minato Acrus Cup held at Kunwa Minato Sports & Culture in Nagoya. The short program was held on the same day.
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At the age of 15, Louna Roumiguier became the French champion of figure skating in the category N1 Jeunesse Élite. The competition took place on July 6th and 7th in Dijon. Originally from Séméac and...

Mao Shimada (Kinoshita Group), a 17-year-old figure skater who became the first person in history to win the World Junior Championships four times in a row, made her senior debut on the 24th at the Minato Acrus Cup held at Kunwa Minato Sports & Culture in Nagoya. The short program was held on the same day.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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