Former Japanese figure skating stars Shoma Uno and Marin Honda, who retired from singles competition, are returning to the sport as an ice dance pair. They announced their goal to compete in the 2030 Winter Olympics.
Two-time Olympic medalist Shoma Uno and former World Junior Champion Marin Honda announced their formation of an ice dance team, aiming for the 2030 Olympics. Both had previously retired from singles skating but decided to pursue ice dance together in October 2024.
Figure skaters Shoma Uno and Marin Honda announced their return to competition as an ice dance team for the 2026-27 season. Both aiming for the 2030 Olympics, they will represent Toyota Motor Corporation and aim to compete in the All Japan Championships qualifiers.
Olympic medalist Shoma Uno and former World Junior Champion Marin Honda announced their return to competitive figure skating in ice dance for the 2026-27 season. They will compete as teammates for Toyota Motor Corporation starting this autumn.
Olympic medalists Shoma Uno and Marin Honda announced their return to competitive figure skating as an ice dance team, aiming for the Olympics. They made the announcement via Instagram and a press conference on May 22nd.
Olympic medalist Shoma Uno and former World Junior Champion Marin Honda will form an ice dance team and return to competitive figure skating. They announced their decision on social media on May 22, aiming for the Olympics.
Olympic medalist Shoma Uno and former World Junior Champion Marin Honda will return to competitive figure skating as an ice dance team. Both retired from singles skating in 2024.
Olympic medalist Shoma Uno and former World Junior Champion Marin Honda will compete in ice dance. This move could shake up Japanese figure skating, which has struggled in the discipline.
