Lunna

Mine too. Maybe it's blue colours

She says that she was careful, used mask and gloves, so this thing is really unpredictable

Love it! Really need to go to Sendai for Tanabata one day

It's just wishful thinking but they maybe wanted to include this CM during Oly opening ceremony (still fingers crossed for sports to happen in 2021)

I think it's from last year's gum photoshoot, but it was great (must be grateful for the archives)

I think the wait for pre-ordered Ghana chocolate with Yuzu photos cover or Japan post goods was also about 2 months production, so I guess the demand was more in these desperate times

Japan post doesn't deliver here for now, so I can wait till October, maybe it'll work by then ))

I think it's just rebranded old series, maybe with some additional new products. But yes, it's more expensive then blue one.

I think it was at Sekkisei talk-show

Well, postponed is better than cancelled. I wonder if GPs are cancelled can they move challengers later? At least it's not a series and you can choose where to go more freely Didn't help me but you can always try

Have one, still didn't try it though 😆 Do you want the truth?

Do we already need guess the program music thread? You will not guess right anyway

Yuzu needs it's own camp, for sure. Theoretically there's a possibility of media day in Japan with very limited amount of press.

Yes, but I just love how Yuzu portraits the swan. If we talk about classics Rachmaninov will be a dream.

Already saw in that one GPF practice

I was mostly joking about 5.0, I also felt like he wants smth new (he said himself), cuz mood shifted, maybe priorities shifted etc. Instead of Notte Stellata I would prefer Swan Lake even if it's warhorse, but it's a warhorse for a reason.

Last year's juniors will have new, Kaori new SP. As for Yuzu he can make new and recycle next season (if he'll aim for it) or... Chopin 5.0?

Zoom/Skype training/choreo it is then. For Yuzu it's not new situation, so I am only worried about him training that one jump without coach... I wonder if Jun can have some temporary Korean coach, for him it might be harder. Also both Spanish ID pairs are training abroad and they will meet only at Nats again to fight for that one world's spot. It's not like Boyang have competition in his country and that's examples I can think of fast.

But I don't think a lot of countries has national events or at least competitive once, so small feds will be affected too. Considering senior GPs decision should be in a month I don't see how situation will change, only if financial reasons are different for senior series.

I'm feeling a little "lucky" I was out with friends that day, I missed the collision live and turned tablet on for his skate later, saw him with headband and didn't understood what happened, only heard commentator about collision maybe. I wanted to close my eyes on the falls. I think I only found full videos of warm-up later at home but at least I already knew from the news that he was more or less ok. Next comp at NHK was also painful though mostly mentally, he went to the final by very small margin. But he completely turned tables at GPF and came back so strong, that was one more thing to admire.

The main problem is creatively (with positive result at least) and flexibility were never associated with ISU, so no much faith in them here.

I wouldn't say that much easier, for drivers yes, but usually teams have a lot of personnel: team bosses, mangers, mechanics etc., marshals and safety personnel to work during the race, even if they cut the amount of people now (can't say for sure I don't follow closely noways only occasionally). Easier part is they mostly don't need to come back to "training" base.

Or those who will have new one will recycle next season (which will be understandable really)

I agree that Yuzu can make a very good use of the time without comps and I'm sure he'll stay motivated as ever. The most concern is not only about very high possibility to loose GPs (here I am more concerned for skaters who will not be at the Worlds team and will be left without international comps at all), the worst will be if there will not be season(s) at all... but I really don't want to think about it now

Hey, cars are great too! And you can't compare the amount of money in F1 and FS. F1 negotiated races in Europe (some are 2 races in the same country instead of cancelled one - that's I call flexibility), so now they have minimum amount of races needed to be able to accomplish the season. Races in other countries are negotiated (Japan cancelled the one in October, on the other hand race in Russia in the end of September is confirmed). Promoters done a big job to plan events, provide test and I think have charter flights for all the teams - you really can't compare that level to the ISU.