Education
She attended Nagoya International School until the middle of 1st grade.
She paused her studies in March 2013 to focus on training.
She attended Nagoya International School until the middle of 1st grade.
She paused her studies in March 2013 to focus on training.
During the summer of 2007, Asada received additional training in Russia from Tatiana Tarasova, while Arutunian remained her primary coach. The following summer, after leaving Arutunian, Asada returned to Russia, and formally decided to be coached by Tarasova. However, their cooperation was hampered by Tarasova's health problems and Asada trained mostly in Nagoya, Japan, with her assistant Jeanetta Folle; in February 1, 2010, Asada indicated she had not been coached by Tarasova since the 2009 Cup of Russia in October. Tarasova was present with Asada at the 2010 Olympics but after the event, Asada chose to be based in her hometown Nagoya and parted ways with Tarasova.
On June 17, 2010 Asada announced that her new jump coach was Hiroshi Nagakubo. In September 2010, Nobuo Sato became Asada's new coach and Asada ended her relationship with coach Nagakubo.
At the 2010 Winter Olympics, she became the first woman to land three triple axel jumps in the same competition.
won several Novice Championships including Skate Slovakia, Chubu Regionals, 2003, National Championships, Belgrade Trophy, Aichi Championships, 2004, Mladost Trophy;
several Professional Championships including 40th Chubu Nippon Figure Skating Championships, 2004, JGP Ukranian Souvenir, Aichi Championships, 2005, World Junior Championships, Chubu Nippon Skating Comp
winner of Eric Bompard Trophee, Grand Prix Final, 2005
In August 2010, it is reported that Asada had earned more than 400 million yen from her endorsements
