Inspired by her older brother, she hopped on her first skateboard at the tender age of 6 and won a gold medal at the Olympics when she was only 13 years old. Since then, she has continued to win the world's most prestigious competitions such as X-GAMES. Her goal is to share her video parts not only in contests but also on the street with the world.

At 7, she stepped on a skateboard for the first time. Eight years later, she's taken the world by storm. Witness her historic feat at 'SLS,' where she shattered records with the highest female score ever. When it's crunch time, she's got the competitive edge.

A silver medalist in the women’s team table tennis events at both the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics, Miu Hirano began playing table tennis at the age of 3 years and 5 months and achieved her first-ever victory for a Japanese player in the 2016 World Tour Singles. Known as 'Hurricane Hirano,' her lightning-fast style of play has captured the world's attention!

A silver medalist in the women’s team table tennis event at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Miwa Harimoto first stole the spotlight in 2021 by becoming the first-ever player to win four titles—singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and team—in the U15 category at the World Youth Championships. After the Paris Olympics, she made a significant contribution to winning the team gold medal at the Asian Championships, marking the first such victory in 50 years.

Muraoka is a two-time Paralympic gold medalist in para-alpine skiing (sitting category) at PyeongChang 2018 and Beijing 2022. She began using a wheelchair at age four due to illness. She discovered para-alpine skiing (sitting category) in third grade and entered competitive skiing by her second year of middle school. She is a strong contender expected to compete for gold at the 2026 Winter Paralympics.