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General Yuzuru Chat

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crossposted in the fluff & in between post because i have no idea where this belongs lol

7 minutes ago, Lanvin said:

 

crossposted in the fluff & in between post because i have no idea where this belongs lol

 

It's a really good and well thought out piece!!

 

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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — They are waiting for Hanyu — the legions of Japanese figure-skating fans, from young girls who swoon with boy-band infatuation to elder generations who see in him the ideal son or grandson.

 

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No athlete will take the Olympic stage shrouded in more mystery nor burdened by greater expectations than Hanyu, who has not competed since October after injuring ligaments in his right ankle during a practice for November’s NHK Trophy.

 

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“In a sense, that was the very essence and fundamental starting point of how [Hanyu] is looked at in Japan,” explains Wakako Yuki, senior writer for the Asahi Shimbun, Japan’s largest newspaper. “His way of training, his way of trying to push himself forward came from the very thought that he should do something for the people through his sport. Of course, he skates for himself and for his family. But at the same time, he has been seen in Japan as somehow a symbolic athlete — representing hope for the future.”

 

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“I want to show them the performance that makes them feel that it was worth the wait.”

 

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“In a sense, that was the very essence and fundamental starting point of how [Hanyu] is looked at in Japan,” explains Wakako Yuki, senior writer for the Asahi Shimbun, Japan’s largest newspaper. “His way of training, his way of trying to push himself forward came from the very thought that he should do something for the people through his sport. Of course, he skates for himself and for his family. But at the same time, he has been seen in Japan as somehow a symbolic athlete — representing hope for the future.”

 

That guy who asked Yuzu why he is so popular in Japan, should read this article...

1 hour ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

Video already gone. :(

 

14 minutes ago, MrPudding said:

it got removed :hopelessness:

 

Awww.... It was just the Sochi fall off ice and this one together in one video...

 

Just now, kaeryth said:

 

 

Awww.... It was just the Sochi fall off ice and this one together in one video...

 

aah I thought it showed the zoomed out version :tumblr_inline_mqt4grU8ua1qz4rgp:

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