8 minutes ago, Hydroblade said:

 

 

Tiny and bad quality pic. But here it is!

 

"Population: only him" indeed! 

 

Thanks for you efforts! (I was wondering about the ladder being there, too.) Now it feels like we're all there in spirit. 

7 hours ago, sweetwater said:

During GPF Nagoya, you can throw gifts and bouquets only from the seats marked as “Arena” (see 座席図 in this page,) any day except December 10th.

When you throw a bouquet, please get it wrapped up and make sure its contents (petals, leafs, etc) won’t fell on the ice.

You can’t hang banners, but you can carry a banner in your seat as long as the banner is not wider than the width of your seat and wouldn’t obstruct other spectators’ view.

source (Japanese)

Thank you!

 

Tbh why would they not allow banners to be hung??? Nagoya being a figure skating stronghold should have the means of allowing it. 

 

Sad that we won't get to see a Pooh rain. Fanyus ought to really have some uniform sweater or whatnot.

2 minutes ago, yuzuangel said:

And here it is when I unpacked it!

 

Looks wonderful! 

 

 

Just now, katonice said:

 

It kinda look like they sharpened their knives on the metals. Even the ribbon is boring. 

2 minutes ago, Sammie said:

It kinda look like they sharpened their knives on the metals. Even the ribbon is boring. 

 

Did you see the matching scarves they wore when they unveiled them?

The detail of those Olympic rings embedded on those stepped surfaces is amazing though

 

10 minutes ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

Did you see the matching scarves they wore when they unveiled them?

No. Now I have to go look. Lol. 

Am I the only one who actually likes the medals? 

 

I feel like it really represents Korea, a simplistic and modern country. Also, the ribbon is supposed to be the same material as the national costume, the hanbok.

5 minutes ago, kelly said:

Am I the only one who actually likes the medals? 

 

I feel like it really represents Korea, and simplistic and modern country. Also, the ribbon is supposed to be the same material as the national costume, the hanbok.

I like it! Lol. Simple, yes, and now that you mentioned the hanbok thing, that makes sense too. 

Go get those medals Yuzu! 

 

16 minutes ago, kelly said:

Am I the only one who actually likes the medals? 

 

I feel like it really represents Korea, a simplistic and modern country. Also, the ribbon is supposed to be the same material as the national costume, the hanbok.

 

I like the ribbon but the scarves... I thought they all had hanbok on underneath their suits and were going to have a costume change! 

40 minutes ago, katonice said:

 

the texture reminds me of tim tams...

2 minutes ago, the50person said:

the texture reminds me of tim tams...

I can't unsee it now......

1 minute ago, the50person said:

the texture reminds me of tim tams...

 

I’m Australian but I can’t see it. But now hungry for Tim Tams. ARE YOU HAPPY NOW, TIM TAM TERRORIST?!