Sakamoto Kaori had an impressive 2023-24 season and was crowned Skater of the Year at the annual Japan Skating Federation awards ceremony on Wednesday (24 April). She made history by becoming the first woman since Peggy Fleming in 1968 to win the World Figure Skating Championships for three consecutive years, tying Asada Mao for the most victories by a Japanese female. Additionally, she secured her first Grand Prix Final in December in Beijing and clinched her third successive title at the Japanese nationals.
Sakamoto’s victory in Montreal last month marked her seventh win in as many meets throughout the season, solidifying her dominant performance. Being named Skater of the Year was the perfect way to top off her successful season. In a statement, Sakamoto expressed her happiness at achieving her goal for the season of winning both the World championships and the nationals for the third straight time. She felt gratified that her hard work was recognized and appreciated by others.
Looking forward to the 2024-25 season, Sakamoto acknowledged the importance of preparing for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. She emphasized the significance of the season as the penultimate one before the Olympics and stressed
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