
Kaho Onodera
Age: 34
Born: Tokoro, JPN
Resides: Sapporo, JPN
Started Curling: 2003
Throws: Right
High School: Tokoro High School
College/University: Chukyo University
Curling Highlights:
2026, 2014 Winter Olympics (8th; 5th)[cr][lf]2021 Pacific-Asia Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2021, 2015 Japanese Women's Champion[cr][lf]2019 Masters GSOC Finalist
2026, 2014 Winter Olympics (8th; 5th)[cr][lf]2021 Pacific-Asia Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2021, 2015 Japanese Women's Champion[cr][lf]2019 Masters GSOC Finalist
Junior Highlights:
2007, 2006 Japanese Women's Bronze
2007, 2006 Japanese Women's Bronze
Kaho Onodera — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Women's 4-Player: Team Mina Kobayashi
| Event Results: (Best 8 Results counted) | ||
| Yokohama 2026: Japan Curling Championships | 3 | 31.500 |
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 31.500 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (100.0%): | 232.775 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 264.275 |
Kaho Onodera Notes
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May 8, 2026
Defending Karuizawa Champion Team Yoshimura Returns to Home Ice After Olympic Run
Skip Sayaka Yoshimura and her Fortius rink have been confirmed as participants in the 2026 Karuizawa International, set for September 17-20 in Karuizawa, Japan, returning to the event as defending champions. Yoshimura claimed the 2024 Karuizawa title with a dramatic final-end score to edge out Sweden's Anna Hasselborg 5-4, and the squad arrives this September fresh off their debut Olympic appearance. Yoshimura led Japan to a berth at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games after defeating Norway 6-5 at the Olympic Qualification Event in Kelowna, capping a four-year climb back to the sport's biggest stage. The Sapporo-based Fortius team -- comprising third Kaho Onodera, second Yuna Kotani, lead Anna Ohmiya, and alternate Mina Kobayashi -- is a three-time Japan national champion, and will look to reclaim the Karuizawa title on familiar ice before what promises to be a busy 2026-27 season. As a Grand Slam of Curling Satellite Event, the winner earns an invitation to a Grand Slam, adding further stakes to what is already one of Japan's premier international competitions.




