Ayumi Tanimoto, the second consecutive champion of the Japan Skating Federation, won the Judo Women's Olympics at 19:59 on September 22nd.
Ayumi Tanimoto, who won the Olympic Games for the second time in a row as a judo girl, has been appointed as the new director of the Japan Skating Federation.
The Japan Skating Federation held a board of councilors in Tokyo on the afternoon of the 22nd to decide 25 new directors this year and next year, and Mr. Tanimoto became a director on the 22nd.
39-year-old Tanimoto won the 2004 Athens Olympics and the Beijing Olympics for the second time in a row in the 63 kg class of judo girls.
He retired from active duty in 2010 and is currently a director of the Tokyo Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
According to the Japan Skating Federation, Mr. Tanimoto has been appointed as a director with the aim of actively appointing women and deepening exchanges with other sports.
The term of office of the director is two years, and Mr. Tanimoto said, "I have been studying various fields such as psychology, physical, and nutrition even after I retired from active duty. I want to do it so that the wind can blow. "