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Already Fanyus are visiting here

So, I suddenly started looking for his talk with Shizuka. No video left without a shortened narrative version, but a fan wrote down the whole Just for those who might be interested. This is Part 3: https://ameblo.jp/minminmin-vync/entry-12133625036.html 荒「なんかピアノよりバイオリンなイメージがある」 羽「あ～それはあります。やっぱり自分にもあのー」 荒「スケートのスタイルがね」 羽「自分の名前にも弦って入ってますしー」 荒「確かにねー」 羽「あの…すごく自分自身バイオリン好きなんですけど」 荒「それは何かご両親の、名前付けてくれた由来に関係あるの？」 羽「無い…ですね」 Arakawa: I think you have an image of violin rather than piano. Hanyu: Oh, that's true. That's what I think of myself, too. A: Your skating style is... H: My name has 弦 (string) in it, too. A: That's true. H: Well...I really like violin myself... A: Does that have anything to do with the origin of your parents' naming you? H: No... I guess not. Yuzuru, you said you liked violin, didn't you?

Yes, it used to be one of my collection of violin pieces at the era of Sony Walkman (Sorry it's too old ) So, to me, this is a violin piece rather than a piano version. I was expecting Yuzuru would pick up a violin music for his program someday as he once talked with Shizuka Arakawa that he was a violin type (skater maybe) rather than piano, although I have nearly given it up as he is saying recently that he likes piano pieces for his skating.

I usually do not buy goods including brochures at the competitions or shows. But this NHK brochure is enticing me to buy it Anyway I'm quite sure the news would have been revealed and circulated around the world long before I'm going on 13th

Tomorrow's Figure Skate TV on BS Fuji 17:00-17:55 will cover block/regional competitions continuing from last month, the All-Japan Novice Championships held in late October, and an interview with Kao Miura https://www.bsfuji.tv/figuretv/pub/index.html

Japan Nats. That's the one to think about next. Osaka is far from my home and I was not thinking about challenging the tickets of Grand Prix Final. But I can manage to go to the Nats in Saitama. As I love to watch the Nats always, I'm going to try to get the tickets, although I know it would require me another luck. Hopefully, the application system would not be so complicated as this time While I hope Yuzuru will be able to attend it, I believe you all would agree that he should not take the risk, honestly. I hear 3,000 NHK tickets have been traded on the official trade site after the announcement of Yuzuru's withdrawal, but I'm going to NHK anyway to cheer up Team Japan

I'm fallen from the heaven to hell But it's so worrisome about his injury. Really hope it is not serious Skating God, please please protect him from any further damage

I'm not quite sure about NHK schedule and ticket type, but it does not seem they are selling a type of whole day ticket, does it? As for Grand Prix Final, it is specified they are selling a through ticket including the official practice - 公式練習観覧付き. http://gpf2021japan.jp/ticket.html But as I was just checking the 13th, the final competition day, it might be different for the preceding days, as the venue usually opens about one hour earlier. I went to the Nationals in 2017, and 2019 both on the day for ladies free program. It was my friend who could win the tickets for both years. She was incredibly lucky one, and I was lucky too as I could see the competition with her But we both failed to get the tickets for the days of men SP and FP. Many people were waiting in a line some time before the venue opened, and when we entered it, there were boys (final group) practicing their free programs for the next day, and we could see it And we understood why people were waiting so earlier, although another reason may be for securing time for purchasing goods before crowded. In 2017, Yuzuru was not there, but as we learned from this, we waited in the line even earlier in 2019, and although it was a short time, we could watch Yuzuru practicing.

A miracle happened to me. Not a dream, is it? Finally, I won the 2nd lottery for NHK Trophy ticket (November 13, the day for Men free skating), after repeated defeats in blood bath ticket battles. I'm happy, but thinking I might need some preparation for heart attack I nearly gave up as the procedures to apply for the ticket this time were so complicated to avoid reselling of tickets at a high price. I needed to register to E-ticket site in addition to the usual ticket agency site. And as I wanted two tickets, one for my friend, she needed to register as well, and the registration was cross-checked at the site. It was not allowed for her to apply for the same day, so she applied for the tickets of November 14, but she lost this one.

Yes, truly. It's English expressions in my case. Your translation has taught me a lot as I'm not good at dialogues in English. Thanks to you

Is this re-broadcasting, or can we expect some addition, as it says "renewal"? Yuzuru Hanyu - 10 years of history - NHK Trophy November 7, 16:39 - 17:59 (80 minutes) NHK terrestrial channel This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

I think お揃い osoroi also means to be dressed uniformly. LetMe-kun and Haru-chan are putting the identical jack-o'-lantern disguise

"Who's that plushie?"

I didn't notice he was saying よいしょ (Yoisho) It's so difficult to explain about this phrase in English. My dictionaries say; https://ejje.weblio.jp/content/よいしょ https://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=よいしょ (expression of effort or strain) huff!; yo-heave-ho!; heigh-ho, or alley-oop Or, upsy-daisy But, I don't think this explains correctly

Sorry, if already posted. Digital Camera Magazine. Photo by Nobuaki Tanaka. https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B09HFXFQQ3/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_Y6ZBDWV31EQS59C7G6CF?language=en_US This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Give me the black and white proofs My husband has bought the issue for me today. Thank you dear This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Immigration thing has happened to Japanese fans abroad. I wonder which countries they are. Maybe Russia? or Canada?

Yuzuru commented through TV Asahi. https://post.tv-asahi.co.jp/post-167168/ https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/e292e204c3d27e14b8ea468ea8f34f219cf5299c https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/d6cce14d4d8800d1988bd1ba30cb37f228841610 https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/c392a106d69667452fd7db77159c505637ebfe61 (Rough translation by me) 「できること、一つずつ。」One thing at a time as I can. 「自分の中ですごく大切にしている言葉のひとつで、自分が今まで出会ってきた言葉の中でも、凄く大切にしている言葉です。今まで『進化』とか『挑戦』とか言ってきましたが、毎日出来ることは違うし、苦しんだり、楽しかったり、幸せを感じたり、悲しみを感じたり、いろんな感情がありますが、できることを一つずつ丁寧に積み重ねていきたいと思っています。自分の一番の目標は4回転半を成功させたいということなので、そこに向かって今、全神経と、全気力を使ってる感じです。」 This is one of the words I have cherished myself, and one of the most important words I have ever encountered in my life. I have been talking about "evolution" and "challenge," but what I can do is different every day, and there are many emotions, such as suffering, joy, happiness, and sadness, but I want to carefully accumulate what I can do one by one. My main goal is to make 4A a success, so I'm using all of my nerves and energy to achieve it. This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

It seems there are many theories about the origin of counting rabbits as "羽". What I heard when I was a child was that in the days when eating (four-footed) animal flesh was not allowed or forbidden because of Buddhist commandments, it was given as a kind of excuse to eat rabbits as "looking like a bird". Other main theories of counting rabbits as "羽 (wa)" according to the site below (roughly translated by DeepL and me). https://www.benricho.org/kazu/column_usagi-2yurai.html (1) Their long ears look like bird feathers. (2) The skeleton resembles that of a bird. (3) Rabbits stand on two legs, were thought to be birds and eaten as such. (4) "Rabbit うさぎ (Usagi)" is pronounced by breaking it down into "u and sagi", which are both bird names; "鵜" and "鷺". 　(In this case, however, the counting method assumes that there are two birds at once.) (5) The way a rabbit jumps around is like a bird in flight. (6) The meat resembles bird meat. (7) As rabbits are sometimes held by tying their ears, the word "１羽 (wa)" was derived from "１把 (wa)", which is used to count things that are tied up or bundled, and it resembles a bird. (8) There is a method of catching rabbits using a net, which is similar to the method of catching birds. (9) In regions where rabbits are considered sacred animals, the counting method was changed to distinguish them from other animals. Edit: There are other ways to count rabbits, including "匹 hiki" like other animals.

Has this been already posted? https://www.nikkansports.com/sports/news/202110100000330.html Mao Shimada / Kinki Regionals Novice A 120.83, with 4T

Asian Open Trophy They did great Site: Figure Skate YouTube https://www.fgsk8.com/ Yuma Kagiyama SP 97.80 Shun Sato SP 90.77 Kaori Sakamoto SP 76.70 Mai Mihara SP 67.83

Not the whole program, but it seems they will talk about the music of Yuzuru's programs "The Grand Prix Series is about to start. Figure Skater Yuzuru Hanyu's obsession with "sound". What is the greatness of Hanyu's performance structure discovering from the music...? " October 22 (Fri) 9:00 pm at TV Asahi https://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/imishin/ This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

NHK World https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20211008_13/ Good night, everyone

Almost all transportation has resumed operation in Tokyo. Small fires seem to have occurred in Chiba and Saitama Prefectures. And some water pipes broke in Tokyo. Not so serious incidents so far. Thank you guys for your concern

Can you watch the live TV broadcast? https://www.news24.jp/