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Thank you guys. No 4Lz, No 4Lz, No 4lz...... Now I keep saying to myself

I'm still thinking about his response in the interview that the layout is not fixed yet and there are some options. I wonder what he really meant. Brian said no 4Lz, didn't he? I don't want a heart attack

It's totally difficult for me to understand Satoko's low score. Why is the score of Kaetlyn Osmond who made more critical mistakes higher than Satoko's? (Just forget about Kostner this time. She did good anyway.) J8 gave +3 for Kaetlyn's combination of 3F+3T, and J5 gave -3 for Satoko's 3Lo. Somebody please explain why Just a mystery for me. https://pyeongchang.yahoo.co.jp/video/detail/0/5730988617001

Figure Skate Magazine. I love to buy this https://twitter.com/yuzu_kyun_mami/status/958930811075506176

Image training for fans

Amaterasu emerged from the Ama-no-Iwato ("heavenly rock cave") https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaterasu

It seems that this is just a part of the first official practice in Russia, nearly the end of it, but not a runthrough. nyapippi has dubbed the sound of the FP of Rostelecom (I think the clapping sound as well) and she was surprised that it was totally matched without any lag. She reiterated as it is important, "This is not a runthrough."

You mean 連盟 - renmei ? It's the part of 日本スケート連盟 - Nihon Skēto Renmei (Japan Skating Federation). Actually, I could not define 連盟の方 - Renmei no kata means plural or singular, or male or female, although the image of Ms. Kobayashi came to my head Also, I was a bit surprised as, at the age of 14, he used "の方 - no kata", instead of "の人 - no hito", even in his personal notebook. The first one is more formal and polite.

14歳の頃のノート。「先生や連盟の方からは褒めてはもらったが、自分の実力はこんなものかときめつけられたみたいですごく悔しかった」と書かれている。自分を信じて常に向上しようとする姿は今と同じ。 Note written at the age of 14. "Coach and the federation people praised me, but it is like my ability was judged just as such, I felt really frustrated." Believing himself, and trying to keep improving. He has not changed since young.

An article of NUMBER some time ago, it was said that as skaters jump quads of more types than before, sometimes it seems to be difficult for them to catch the timing of less rotational jumps, i.e. triple jumps. I have no idea whether this is really true or not, but it is likely that Yuzuru feels difficult to jump 2A. EDIT: Shoma seems to have difficulty in his 4T now, as he cannot control too much rotation.

The Furisode (formal kimono for young unmarried women) Satoko is wearing is her mother's. It's so classic and gorgeous, matching Satoko

Nagoya Festival had really gorgeous members. I really wanted to see it I heard that Kaori landed 2A-3T-3T, and even 3F-3T-3T in the same show. Sara Honda (10 years old) landed 3Lz. Wish I had been there https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20180106-00000049-asahi-musi

Very happy and joyful new year again guys Based on the Bubbly Dance by Tomioka High School girls, which depicts (rather exaggerated) crazy dancing nights in Japanese bubble economy years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kvk2aJesq8

Your post has guided me to #絶対に笑ってはいけないフィギュアスケート2017 - Funniest Figure Skating 2017 https://twitter.com/hashtag/絶対に笑ってはいけないフィギュアスケート2017?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fplanethanyu.com%2Findex.php%3Fapp%3Dcore%26module%3Dsystem%26controller%3Dembed%26url%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fvertigo06%2Fstatus%2F947418144938659840 Such Difference. Happiest Fanboy of Plush It says the last "Kakkoii !!!! (COOL!!!)" is Yuzuru's voice. Is it really? https://twitter.com/chimay0099/status/947397249742417921 Anyway, A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE

Maybe this photo has been already posted before, but anyway, for further watering for us. They are all gorgeous. Yuzuru's face is the smallest of all ??

Yes, you are totally right. In the relationship chart of Japanese skaters and coaches, it is said that Mr. Tsuzuki coached Ms. Yamada, and she asked Mr. Tsuzuki to coach Yuzuru. Her words are very short, so the translation is naturally short and direct, but I think the meaning behind them is exactly what you say. http://www.asahi.com/olympics/2018/special/hanyu-dream/?iref=kijishita_bnr The following are introducing the article of NUMBER. https://ameblo.jp/takeruairi/entry-12302783826.html https://ameblo.jp/takeruairi/entry-12302847461.html In the article the blogger retyped, 仙台を離れる山田は、羽生を恩師に託した。 山田が仙台のリンクを離れ、現在も指導の拠点にしている札幌へ移ったのは、羽生が8歳の時である。このとき、後任として白羽の矢をたてたのが、大学時代に自ら指導を受けた都築章一郎だった。 「当時は松戸にいらっしゃいましたが、私から仙台に来ていただくようにお願いしたんです。 都築は世界選手権銅メダリストの佐野稔らを育てた名将である。その指導の厳しさを肌で知るからこそ、山田は羽生への思いをこんな言葉にして伝えた。 「まだ8歳ですが、すごい選手になるかもしれません。厳しく、でも、絶対につぶさないようにお願いします」 Yamada entrusted Hanyu to her former coach's care. When Hanyu was 8 years old, Yamada left Sendai rink and moved to Sapporo, which is the base location for her working as a coach now. At that time, she decided to ask Shoichiro Tsuzuki who coached her directly at her college years as her successor to coach Hanyu. "At that time, he was in Matsudo (Chiba Prefecture), but I asked him to come to Sendai." (Matsudo rink was closed around that time.) Tsuzuki is a highly regarded coach who taught Minoru Sano, World bronze medalist, and other (good) skaters. Yamada conveyed her thoughts about Hanyu like this because she knew the severity of his coaching by her direct experience. "He is only eight years old, but he could be an amazing skater. With severity, but please never ever ruin him." Yuzuru and Tsuzuki Sensei http://sakurb.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1303.html

Your understanding is correct. The original Japanese is; 小学２年生の終わりまで教えた後、山田は実家の北海道へと引っ越した。その際、名コーチの都築章一郎に電話をかけた。「先生、お願いだから仙台に来て。ぜったいダメにしないでね。すごい子だから」 After taught him till the end of his second grade of elementary school, Yamada moved to her home town in Hokkaido. At that time, she phoned Shoichiro Tsuzuki, a highly regarded coach, saying, "Please come to Sendai, Sensei (Mr. Tsuzuki). Please never ruin/spoil him (destroy/suppress his talent). He is an amazing kid."

So did I. When I heard him saying that, about 10 points difference between his WR overall score and Helsinki overall score instantly came into my head .

Yes, "regret" plus some emotion of "I'll revenge next time!!" for Yuzuru's case So, I feel something missing every time I hear the word "regret".

Sorry but, I thought this was interesting. Reddit explains about the difficulty of translating the Japanese concept "kuyashii" with Shinji Kagawa's tweet https://twitter.com/S_Kagawa0317/status/946011196796182528 https://np.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/7mf5k9/kagawa_makes_a_child_cryby_nutmegging_him/drtj138/ They explain it's like.... frustrating/regretful/bitter/painful/hurt/Fxxxxxxxxxck!!!!! It's always difficult to explain Yuzuru's "kuyashi"ness

As I read the article in Japanese, I didn't know what you were talking about first 男子フィギュアスケート界は今、「真・4回転時代」と言われるように、高得点が見込める4回転ジャンプの種類と数をプログラムの中にいかに多く組み込み、成功させるかが勝負の行方を大きく左右する。羽生選手も、当然プログラムに組み込む4回転ジャンプの数も種類も増やし、その精度を上げるべく挑戦を続けてきた。 From where have they brought "type and number of quadruple axels" in ? Anyway, it's fun to imagine them. Because It's Yuzuru

Good guess What is above Shoma's head ねむい (nemui) means "I'm sleepy." デカ (deka) is a Japanese slang meaning "cop". The kanji used for Keiji is 刑事 which means "police detective" and rather unusual as a name (Keiji is a common name though), and Deka is his nickname. So, if Keiji happens to become a police detective, he would be 田中刑事刑事 Tanaka Keiji Keiji

From Asahi Shimbun Sorry if already posted. SPIN THE DREAM - 　夢を紡ぐ　羽生結弦 http://www.asahi.com/olympics/2018/special/hanyu-dream/?iref=kijishita_bnr https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASKDV118DKDTUTQP031.html?iref=com_rnavi_arank_nr01

How about these ones? No commentary: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3k5br5

I was there to see Ladies FS. I really wanted Wakaba to get the spot, but that Salchow She did her best despite her injury. Yes, Wakaba. You are right. Tomorrow will come whatever may happen. Tomorrow is another day. NEVER GIVE UP ! The Nationals always makes me cry. Especially Sota's improvement was really moving, even without quads or 3A. Good luck for every skater after this