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"What You Love Creates Your Future Self": Former Japanese Rhythmic Gymnastics Representative Inagi Gives Lecture at Her Alma Mater, Rikigo Junior High School in Kumamoto City

Former Japanese rhythmic gymnast Rinako Inagi (23) gave a lecture at her alma mater, Rikigo Junior High School (Minami Ward, Kumamoto City), on the 14th, reflecting on her 16-year career and offering encouragement to younger students, saying, "Even during difficult times, I want you to cherish the feeling of 'love' for what you do." Inagi started rhythmic gymnastics at the age of six, influenced by her older sister.
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Former Japanese rhythmic gymnast Rinako Inagi (23) gave a lecture at her alma mater, Rikigo Junior High School (Minami Ward, Kumamoto City), on the 14th, reflecting on her 16-year career and offering encouragement to younger students, saying, "Even during difficult times, I want you to cherish the feeling of 'love' for what you do." Inagi started rhythmic gymnastics at the age of six, influenced by her older sister.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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