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What a great review. I like "Stripped of BTS’s group dynamics, his lane leans towards adult-contemporary pop-rock – warm guitars, earnest lyrics, melodies designed to swell in a live space. -" All 7 of them have, in their solo work, found their own lane. I wish I'd seen this concert.

Here's a review of London Day 1, the night I went to see Jin, that's far more descriptive and better written than any thing I could say: All I have to add is that, from my personal persepective, I was so busy enjoying being a part of it all that there were times when I forgot that I was supposed to be watching Jin put on a concert. It was more like having a great singalong and a good laugh with a very talented friend

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Me, too!

Saw the performance film and my brain went "chasing that feeeling, chasing that feeee-eeeling", lol. It's the same crossroad as from TXTs MV😎. LOL, pretty sure this new bag will now only be known as smile-bag😂😉

Source: Ice Jewels vol.18, pg 86-87 Figure Skating as Performing Art 18 Yuzuru Hanyu’s The Phantom of the Opera — The music will secretly capture you Introduction This article examines figure skating from the perspective of performing arts. This time, we will look at The Phantom of the Opera, which Yuzuru Hanyu performed as his free skate in the 2014–15 season, after winning the Sochi Olympics. Before analyzing this performance as stage art, let us first take a look at the musical itself. Table:

Source: Ice Jewels vol.18, pg 74-77 ◆Their Style Johnny Weir: "I was able to come this far thanks to the fans." Johnny Weir, who has decided to leave ice shows after this season. As an original member of Fantasy on Ice, he was deeply and widely loved by Japanese fans. In this interview, he shares his overflowing thoughts on his upcoming coaching career, and on what he hopes for and his fears in today’s figure skating world. Born July 2, 1984, in Pennsylvania, USA. Bronze medalist at the 2008 World Championships. A “fashionable skater” known for his unique attention to costumes and makeup. He has entertained Japanese fans for many years as a regular member of Fantasy on Ice, but has announced his intention to retire from ice shows at the end of 2023.

He sounds like a pretty gifted young man. I wonder if he is the Yeonjun of the group.

I only do full names for BTS and TXT, everyone else is mostly just remembered as first name, but yes, I surprised myself quite a bit with remembering them all🤣😎 (and everyone else has 8+ members🙈) I no longer read comments on weverse and can't really keep up with their weverse lives. I want to enjoy being a fan and not get stressed by it, or only get positive stress from it. Thankfully, you guys always share the highlight parts from their weverse lives, so I feel like I sort of keep up with it😉💜.

Gorgeous sweet Tae!

*Machine translation. Inaccuracies exist* Source: Figure Skating Team Japan Fan Book 2018, pg 21 Choreographer’s Eye - Jeffrey Buttle "This program is also a journey of looking back on his skating life."

*Machine translation. Inaccuracies exist* Source: Figure Skating Team Japan Fan Book 2018, pg 20 Coach’s Eye - Tracy Wilson “He is someone who always strives for the top. Even when it involves risk, he keeps aiming higher.”

*Machine translation. Inaccuracies exist* Source: Figure Skating Team Japan Fan Book 2018, pg 19 [I Want to Keep Pushing Forward!] Topics: Toronto Open Practice – YUZURU Quotes A precious talk while putting on and taking off his skates before and after ice practice!

*Machine translation. Inaccuracies exist* Source: Figure Skating Team Japan Fan Book 2018, pg 18-19 Coach’s Eye - Brian Orser Yuzuru Hanyu in Toronto – Open Practice

Info: https://www.amazon.co.jp/フィギュアスケート日本代表-2018ファンブック-別冊-山と溪谷/dp/4635924823 [Special supplement] 2018/2019 season spectator calendar [Special interview] Yuzuru Hanyu "Words of gratitude" [Close-up report] Shoma Uno "Unwavering belief" [Exclusive interview] Keiji Tanaka "Doing everything I can now" Kazuki Tomono "Now is the time to awaken" Sota Yamamoto "Small goals, big steps" Koshiro Shimada "Filled with joy and hope" Satoko Miyahara "Miss Perfect's new challenge" Kaori Sakamoto "The Oath of an Olympian" Wakaba Higuchi "Turning frustration into strength" Rika Kihira "Towards a brilliant future, the beginning of a legend " Mai Mihara "Casting a spell on myself" Marin Honda "Gaining confidence in a new world " Rika Hongo "Step by step, building on it" Mako Yamashita "The birth of a new star" [Return interview] Daisuke Takahashi "Continuing the uncharted road" [Special roundtable discussion] Keiji Tanaka x Tatsuki Hino x Kawahara Hoshi Kihira Rika x Yoshida Hina x Teshima Rika Shun Sato x Miura Kao x Nakamura Shunsuke [Hanyu Yuzuru Toronto Open Practice Report] Brian Orser Tracy Wilson/Jeffrey Buttle [Event Report] Colantotte Talk Show Lombardia Trophy Kurashiki FSC Fan Appreciation Event All Japan Senior Training Camp RISPORT Junior Program J SPORTS TV Program Recording Report [Special Feature] A Thorough Explanation of the New Rules for the 2018-2019 Season! Women's Singles, Battle for the Beijing Olympics, Putting It All on the Ice - Daisuke Takahashi's Challenge

Share Practice will always be a special memory In UK, it started in the early hours of the morning, just before dawn rather fitting time of day for a new era of figure skating to be launched.

'Haru blading' from the First Skate performance The spirit of springtime gives us the sense of renewal