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Thank you for sharing the video! Wow... I didn't know Happy End was such a sad song. However, the English lyrics you quoted are so different from the original. I am not sure if it is possible to convey the meaning of the lyrics with my English skills, but here is my translation: Yuzu in this video is lip-syncing probably the saddest part of the lyrics, so at first, I was like, "Oh no Yuzu, what are you air-singing so hard! Nooooo" It was a kind of relief to see Yuzu then started running as the protagonist of the song tried to let go of her love and go.

The cat in the middle has been to a vet, so the other two are trying to comfort it.

Not officially announced, but fans who visited there yesterday say that the SEKKISEI shop in Fukuoka Mitsukoshi is going to exhibit the shoes until the end of August. Hope you will see the shoes next week! https://twitter.com/deigoandsango2/status/1415173675188248579 https://twitter.com/Pattyyuk/status/1415152810585329665 This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Fukuoka Mitsukoshi tweeted that their SEKKISEI shop is exhibiting a pair of skating shoes with Yuzu's autograph. I wonder if the video of autographed shoes posted earlier are theirs? This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Actually, he did, at the press conference of medalists at JNats last year. He struggled alone until around the end of last October, then he gradually became able to open up and ask his coaches for their support. He emailed them, sent them footage of his practice, and they gave him feedbacks. That doesn't mean that he could live chat with them and receive the feedbacks simultaneously, and he had to plan his training by himself relying on his feeling and experiences even after receiving such feedbacks and advice, but I think it was natural since he was the only one who could take a close look at

Kikuchi san retired as Yuzu's trainer after PyeongChang but is probably still working with local athletes as a physiotherapist and a trainer in Sendai. He was, at least until the end of 2019. As @LadyLou said, Yuzu has been working with other physiotherapists (and a doctor/doctors) in Toronto too. The one that stopped working with Yuzu after the 2014-2015 season had been working with many other Japanese skaters who visited Toronto to train or receive choreographies. (Nobu was one of such skaters) For some reason, the therapist didn't (couldn't?) travel with Yuzu for competitions, so Kikuchi sa

JSF released their selection criteria for Beijin2022. https://www.sponichi.co.jp/sports/news/2021/07/14/kiji/20210714s00079000457000c.html They will select the team member from among those who have met the following criteria by the end of JNats: -Those who of Japanese nationality and are age-eligible to take part in the Olympics. -Those who have been selected by JSF and accredited by JOC as Olympic team member candidates and can undergo the pre-departure check by the appointed time. -Those who have earned the minimum technical element score to participate Beijin

From Ayumi: "As you know, Shingo has already been quarantining for 21 days due to various troubles. However, even in such a tough situation, he is patiently trying his best. Won't you send him a message of support to cheer him up? Let's deliver a message of support with the following hashtag: #真瑚くん頑張れ (Shingo kun, ganbare = Go, Shingo! Hang in there, Shingo! You got this, Shingo! etc.)" Apparently, Shingo's quarantine period got extended because the test specimen he sent got lost in the mail. I think Canada is taking necessary measures, but it must have been tough for him to

Yay! Congrats and thank you so much for your hard work, @Henni147!

OK. TBS is still re-playing but I'll go and get some works done before the rain starts falling. Thanks, everyone! It was nice to be able to watch DOI this weekend with all of you! And thank you so much, Yuzu! Stay healthy! Good luck in making friends with 4A!

So no jump contest this year. Maybe that's good for everyone's health. It's hard to stay calm watching it.