Tatsuki Endo

Started speed skating at age 7. Placed 7th in the national junior high school competition. After graduating from high school, he went on to Nihon University, a prestigious school for short distance speed skating in Japan, where Hiroyasu Shimizu and Keichirou Nagashima graduated. Served as captain and general manager, organizing 20 skaters. Placed 1st in the All-Japan University Student Championships. And, Was the overall captain of the three divisions of figure skating, ice hockey, and speed skating, and contributed to the overall victory in the three divisions. After graduating from university, returned to hometown in Gifu Prefecture to teach junior skaters while winning second place in a national sports competition. After retirement, coached speed skating and track and field in hometown. Wanting to broaden his interest in American skating and values as a human being, decided to study abroad as a coach, spending three months with the 2022 FAST team. After returning to Japan, took a leadership role as a coach and led a team of senior skaters, three of whom were selected to represent Japan at the ISU World Cup and Four Continents Championships.In particular, Yukino Yoshida won the 24/25 season ISU World Cup Women's 500m in Nagano and Beijing. She was ranked 3rd overall for the year. Coaching high-level skaters.

• Japan Skating Federation Coach License
• Japan Sports Association Certified Coach
• Teaching certification Junior High School Physical Education
• Teaching License High School Physical Education
• driver's license