Mika Sakai is a Japanese professional ten-pin bowler born on 7 March 1975 and licensed by the Japan Professional Bowling Association under number 268. She comes from a bowling family: her father Takeo Sakai was the last JPBA member to win the Round1 Japan Cup, in 1988, and her younger sister Reika Sakai also bowls. Inspired by her father, she turned professional in 1992 at seventeen. In 2002 she and her father won the All-Japan Mixed Doubles together and she took the Tokai Women Open, and in 2005 she won a leg of the DHC Ladies Bowling Tour. She holds the P-League record for the highest three-game series, 789, and ties with other bowlers for the most strikes in a single game, eleven.
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Mika Sakai (酒井 美佳, Sakai Mika; born March 7, 1975) is a Japanese female professional ten-pin bowler.
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