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NHK Announces Star Commentary Team for Milano Cortina 2026

NHK reveals star commentary lineup for Milano Cortina 2026 Figure Skating team finals broadcast.

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NHK reveals star commentary lineup for Milano Cortina 2026 Figure Skating team finals broadcast.

Japan's public broadcaster NHK has announced its commentary team for the upcoming Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics Figure Skating team finals. The broadcast will feature three prominent Japanese figure skating personalities providing expert analysis.

The commentary team includes Akiko Suzuki, a former competitive figure skater who represented Japan at the 2010 Vancouver and 2014 Sochi Olympics. Joining her will be Tatsuki Machida, the 2014 World Championships silver medalist known for his artistic performances and technical expertise.

Milano Cortina 2026 Figure Skating Coverage

Completing the trio is Narumi Takahashi, who competed in pairs skating and brings valuable insight into that discipline. The combination of their diverse competitive backgrounds promises comprehensive coverage of all aspects of the team competition.

The broadcast is scheduled for February 9th at 3:25 AM on NHK's educational channel (Eテレ). The programming will cover multiple disciplines within the team finals format, with pairs free skating beginning around 3:37 AM, followed by women's singles free skating at approximately 4:52 AM, and concluding with men's singles free skating around 6:02 AM.

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NHK's commitment to providing detailed coverage of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics reflects Japan's strong interest in Figure Skating. The early morning broadcast time accommodates the time difference between Japan and the Italian host cities, ensuring Japanese viewers can follow the competition live.

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