Etsuko Inada

Japanese: 稲田悦子 - いなだえつこ

1924－2003 A figure skater and coach from the Showa and Heisei eras.
Born on February 8, 1924. Won her first All Japan Championship in 1935, and went on to win five consecutive championships. In 1936, as a sixth-grade student, she competed in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Winter Olympics, placing 10th. After competing in the World Championships in 1951, she turned professional and performed in ice shows in the United States. She later coached Miwa Fukuhara and others. Died on July 8, 2003. Age 79. Born in Osaka. Graduated from Baika Girls' High School.

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Japanese:

1924－2003　昭和-平成時代のフィギュアスケート選手,指導者。
大正13年2月8日生まれ。昭和10年全日本選手権で初優勝し,5連勝。11年小学6年でガルミッシュ-パルテンキルヘン冬季五輪に出場し10位。26年世界選手権出場後,プロに転向し,アメリカのアイスショーに出演。その後コーチとして福原美和らをそだてた。平成15年7月8日死去。79歳。大阪出身。梅花高女卒。

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