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"Just 0.2 Seconds Behind His Brother," High School Senior Taiga Sasaki Wins First Title in Men's 5000m at the Opening of the All Japan Speed Skating Distance Championships; Local Athletes Get Off to a Good Start in Nagano City

The All Japan Speed Skating Distance Championships opened at the M-Wave in Nagano City. In the men's 5000 meters, Taiga Sasaki, a third-year student at Koumi High School from Minamimaki Village, Nagano Prefecture, won his first title with a time of 6 minutes 21.52 seconds. His older brother, Shomu, came in second, just 0.2 seconds behind. The men's and women's 500-meter races were also held, with Rio Yamada from Suwa City coming in third in the …
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The All Japan Speed Skating Distance Championships opened at the M-Wave in Nagano City. In the men's 5000 meters, Taiga Sasaki, a third-year student at Koumi High School from Minamimaki Village, Nagano Prefecture, won his first title with a time of 6 minutes 21.52 seconds. His older brother, Shomu, came in second, just 0.2 seconds behind. The men's and women's 500-meter races were also held, with Rio Yamada from Suwa City coming in third in the …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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