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*Machine translation from Japanese to English, inaccuracies exist* 2026.07.01 Anan No. 2502, Special Edition Available on Amazon Japan, printed and digital (Kindle): https://t.co/Gpo4yEep5i Yuzuru Hanyu on the cover. 18 photos in colour: garden and traditional Japanese room. 6 Black & White photos. Printed version includes special cards. Yuzuru Hanyu The Azure Legend—Beyond Legend. The young legend of figure skating appears in an exclusive anan photo shoot for the first time in about eleven years! Where does the creative drive behind ICE STORY, the ice show for which he serves as Executive Producer, come from? Looking back now, what was really going through his mind during his competitive years—seen with a clarity that only time has made possible? And what kind of landscape lies ahead as he continues to forge new paths as a professional skater? Through a long interview of more than 8,000 words and a "70 Questions, 100 Answers" feature, we explore where Yuzuru Hanyu stands today, a man who declares without hesitation:"My peak is still ahead of me." “A wish for continuation rather than completion—forever updating what has ‘never been done before.’” [Q&A] Expression Body Daily life Personal favorites Heart

Lovely message for the first of the month. Hoping that July will bring abundant happiness to everyone

Info: https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/anan-No-2502-Special-羽生結弦-anan編集部/dp/4838758200 https://ananweb.jp/magazine/99365 https://ananweb.jp/categories/covers/100240 SPECIAL COVER Yuzuru Hanyu Yuzuru Hanyu The blue legend , beyond the legend. [Special Supplement] Yuzuru Hanyu Special Card

First of the month good wishes, inspired by Le Petit Prince. Pooh san is the little fox and Kaku the tiny flower

The cute little fairies are rocking their cool eyewear.

Yes@Perelandra It would be a beautiful dream to have thought of that; moreover, this fan had an excellent idea in drawing Yuzu as the Little Prince. Mr. de Saint-Exupéry is also very well-known in France, as is his work internationally, and in 1998 a fisherman from Marseille pulled up in his nets Mr. de Saint-Exupéry's silver bracelet, oxidized by time in the salt water, bearing his name and that of his wife. Here's a YouTube video that you'll get translated (I hope) with the fisherman talking about this HUGE discovery.... Sorry, the sound is very low.

'Le Petit Prince' authored by Antoine de Saint Exupery was published 80 years ago Fanartists have honoured the date with depictions of our very own Petit Prince Antoine de Sainte Exupery was a reconnaissance pilot during WW2, his plane disappeared on one such flight. I always hoped that somehow his plane found it's way to the tiny planet and that he was reunited with the Little Prince.

*Machine-translation. Inaccuracies exist* Note: this article includes the full Q&A, different to the Newspapers articles that included the Q&A, this one is not edited, it keeps the original tone and parts that were excluded from the newspaper versions. 2026.06.25 S-STYLE Vol.739, July 2026, pages 070-079 Kindle version & printed version Special Report Yuzuru Hanyu × NHK Great East Japan Earthquake – 15th Anniversary Memorial Song “Ikue” Ikue was created by NHK together with the popular duo Yuzu to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake. The song, born with the aim of conveying the experiences of the disaster and connecting them to the future, became the basis for a figure skating collaboration with Yuzuru Hanyu, who experienced the disaster himself at the age of sixteen. We bring you a look at the program recording, which was shown exclusively to the press. Photography: Taichi Daitō Performance photographs courtesy of NHK Reporting and text: S-style Editorial Department The two members of Yuzu visited Miyagi and Fukushima, listening directly to people who experienced the disaster as they carefully wove together the earthquake memorial song Ikue. Voices from those affected by the disaster, "I want to see them again," "I still can't get used to the fact that they're gone;" the title of the school song from an elementary school affected by the disaster, "Opening the Future;" the many different words that Yuzu encountered became layered one upon another as phrases in the lyrics, crystallizing into this song. Composer Marihiko Hara, who also created the music for the film National Treasure, participated in composing the piece. Although it is a song about the earthquake disaster, its goal is to be a song in which anyone can see themselves reflected. That difficult challenge has been beautifully realized through gentle words, a warm melody, and delicate musical arrangements. Released on March 11, the baton was then passed to Yuzuru Hanyu, who says he listened to the song hundreds of times. Approximately four and a half minutes long, it is almost exactly the same length as a free skating program in official competition. As he considered the composition of the program, he absorbed the meaning and feelings contained within the song, layering his own feelings onto them as well.

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