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- The Medal Winners Open is an invitational pro-am figure skating competition organized by the Japan Skating Federation and sanctioned by the International Skating Union (ISU). Medals are awarded in the disciplines of Men's and Ladies' singles. The invited skaters should have won a medal in a major ISU competition such as Olympics, Worlds, Europeans, 4CC, and Grand Prix Final. Each skater performs an ISU free skating program in a modified format which emphasizes artistic merit. The program duration is 3 minutes and 30 seconds +/- 10 seconds for men and 3 minutes +/- 10 seconds for ladies. Three jump passes, three spins, and a choreographic sequence should be performed. One of the jump passes can be a two-jump combination or a sequence of jumps. Vocal music, theatrical lighting, and small props are allowed. (en)
- メダルウィナーズオープン（英語:MEDAL WINNERS OPEN）は、2012年より国際スケート連盟（ISU）の公認で行われるフィギュアスケートにおけるプロアマ混合の国際大会。 (ja)
- Medal Winners Open é uma competição pro–am internacional de patinação artística no gelo, sediado no Japão. A competição é organizada pela Federação Japonesa de Patinação, sendo uma competição através de convite. (pt)
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- メダルウィナーズオープン（英語:MEDAL WINNERS OPEN）は、2012年より国際スケート連盟（ISU）の公認で行われるフィギュアスケートにおけるプロアマ混合の国際大会。 (ja)
- Medal Winners Open é uma competição pro–am internacional de patinação artística no gelo, sediado no Japão. A competição é organizada pela Federação Japonesa de Patinação, sendo uma competição através de convite. (pt)
- The Medal Winners Open is an invitational pro-am figure skating competition organized by the Japan Skating Federation and sanctioned by the International Skating Union (ISU). Medals are awarded in the disciplines of Men's and Ladies' singles. The invited skaters should have won a medal in a major ISU competition such as Olympics, Worlds, Europeans, 4CC, and Grand Prix Final. (en)
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