Shizuka Arakawa

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Shizuka Arakawa is a Japanese figure skater best known for winning the gold medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Olympic champion
figure skater
human
choreographer Nikolai Morozov NERFINISHED
coach Nobuo Sato NERFINISHED
country of citizenship Japan NERFINISHED
date of birth 1981-12-29
discipline ladies' singles
education Waseda University NERFINISHED
era of activity 21st century
familyName Arakawa NERFINISHED
field of study social sciences
former coach Nikolai Morozov NERFINISHED
Nobuo Sato NERFINISHED
Tatiana Tarasova NERFINISHED
Four Continents Championships medal silver
gender female
givenName Shizuka NERFINISHED
Grand Prix Final medal bronze
has child daughter
height approximately 1.65 m
known for being the first Japanese figure skater to win Olympic gold in singles
winning the 2006 Olympic ladies' singles title
language spoken English
Japanese
marital status married
name Shizuka Arakawa NERFINISHED
nationality Japanese
nativeName 荒川静香 NERFINISHED
notable feature deep backbend Ina Bauer
occupation professional figure skater
sports commentator
television personality
Olympic Games country Italy NERFINISHED
Olympic Games location Turin NERFINISHED
Olympic gold medal 2006 Winter Olympics NERFINISHED
ladies' singles figure skating
performed element Ina Bauer NERFINISHED
performed in Stars on Ice NERFINISHED
ice shows in Japan
place of birth Japan NERFINISHED
Tokyo NERFINISHED
represented country Japan NERFINISHED
retired from competition 2006
sport figure skating
training location Japan NERFINISHED
Yokohama NERFINISHED
turned professional 2006
World Championships medal gold
World Championships title 2004 World Figure Skating Championships NERFINISHED

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Richard Callaghan coached Shizuka Arakawa
Tatiana Tarasova coached Shizuka Arakawa
Lori Nichol hasClient Shizuka Arakawa