Chie Tanabe
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Biography

Tanabe's married name is . In 1998, she became the first woman to complete Stage 1 of '' Sasuke'' (known as ''Ninja Warrior'' franchise globally), during the 2nd Competition. She could not, however, complete the Spider Walk in Stage 2, as she was not tall enough to properly negotiate the obstacle. This accomplishment would not be matched until the 34th Competition, when Jessie Graff (another stuntwoman and frequent competitor of its United States version) surpassed the accomplishment by reaching Stage 3. Tanabe also competed in ''
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'', the women's version of ''Sasuke'', but failed in Stage 3 after a misstep. She initially did not plan to compete again due to her plans of having a baby, but she later competed in the 4th Competition, where she failed Stage 1's Hop Rocket, and in the 5th Competition, where she failed the first stage angle run, and in the 6th competition, where she failed on the barrel roll. On the 7th competition, she ran out of time because of losing time on the spinning log. And on the 8th competition, she failed on the first stage swing jump.


Filmography


Actress

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'' *'' Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo-V'' *'' Gamble Queen''


Suit actor

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'' as Hazardian Dappu *'' Tokusou Robo Janperson'' as Kyaoru (Carol) *''
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'' as Kabutack *'' Hyper Doll'' as Mica Minazuki


Stunts

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'' *'' Marutai no Onna'' *'' Sakuya Yokai-Den''


Voice

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Tanabe Chie 1971 births Living people Japanese actresses Sasuke (TV series) contestants Japanese stunt performers Place of birth missing (living people)