Just now, TokyoDream said:

Woohoooooo true rock star🤩🤩 !! So nice to see him having fun.

My heart is so fulllllll OMG it's so cute, he is hyping up the volunteers there No one loves skating for others as much as he does.

He must miss audiences at lonely night sendai rink for a long time.

32 minutes ago, Mary_kyo said:

In the hell that is Beijing, we have a little Rockstar enjoying himself to the fullest. Love him for this  

 

Yuzu is mostly more passionate in skating if there are audience on the rink side.. I hope next competition the situation getting better so they allowing the audience to watch live. And I miss pooh rain

40 minutes ago, kingbanana said:

Is there a blog or playlist somewhere that has all videos of yuzu's programs chronologically throughout the years? 

@kingbanana: try the Planet's video compilation:

https://planethanyu.com/topic/265-video-compilation-senior-level-competitions-media-post/

1 hour ago, Mary_kyo said:

Dans l'enfer qu'est Pékin, on a une petite Rockstar qui s'amuse à fond. Aimez-le pour ça 

 

 

 

Ahhh what a pleasure to see him skating for his pleasure and in joy and the public gives him back  , without the pressure of the judges and I heard that he always has in his thoughts the tragedy of 2011 being himself and his family victims and I saw sadness on his face and in his voice, but he is strong and a fighter     GANTATTE YUZU and he will find Sendai next week 

4 hours ago, Mary_kyo said:

In the hell that is Beijing, we have a little Rockstar enjoying himself to the fullest. Love him for this  

 

 

Yuzu said smiling/laughing, “That was enjoyable… It’s a little painful… But let me enjoy this a little more…”

1 hour ago, kingbanana said:

Is there a blog or playlist somewhere that has all videos of yuzu's programs chronologically throughout the years? 

You can try https://planethanyu.com/video/

2 hours ago, Mary_kyo said:

My heart is so fulllllll OMG it's so cute, he is hyping up the volunteers there No one loves skating for others as much as he does.

 

No one loves skating as much as he does. Just looks at how happy and joyful he is.

 

Yuzu looks relaxed and at ease now. After he arrived in Beijing, I got the feeling that he was quite tense. I think apart from the outside pressure, he also put a lot of pressure on himself to land a 4A and win the gold medal. Then those unfortunate things happened and he looked so sad and down. I was really heartbroken for him.

 

I just hope he can put it all behind him and look ahead. Most importantly, I wish for him to heal quickly, so he can do more of the thing he obviously loves the most.

8 minutes ago, Yuzurella said:

No one loves skating as much as he does. Just looks at how happy and joyful he is.

 

Yuzu looks relaxed and at ease now. After he arrived in Beijing, I got the feeling that he was quite tense. I think apart from the outside pressure, he also put a lot of pressure on himself to land a 4A and win the gold medal. Then those unfortunate things happened and he looked so sad and down. I was really heartbroken for him.

 

I just hope he can put it all behind him and look ahead. Most importantly, I wish for him to heal quickly, so he can do more of the thing he obviously loves the most.

I mean he skated to such lovely audience, he should be happier now and feeling better.

 

Beijing was a cursed competition but at least proved to everyone (including him) that he is loved for his qualities not for his medals or scores. 

24 minutes ago, Mary_kyo said:

I mean he skated to such lovely audience, he should be happier now and feeling better.

 

Beijing was a cursed competition but at least proved to everyone (including him) that he is loved for his qualities not for his medals or scores. 

 

Covid needs to go away! People should cheer for the skaters when watching and there should be an audience to scream for them. Yuzu gets so much from the reaction of the people around him, it's obvious that he loves to entertain people. The best part of this Olympics was Yuzu's post competition practices. Watch tomorrow (if he's going) have a full house of screaming voluntaries and other media people.

 

Is this how he train alone at night? going form one sp to another? Can we have a documentary of him or, I don't know, NHK broadcasting all his training sections? Views will be higher than when the last group skated! 

1 hour ago, LaCarmi said:

 

Covid needs to go away! People should cheer for the skaters when watching and there should be an audience to scream for them. Yuzu gets so much from the reaction of the people around him, it's obvious that he loves to entertain people. The best part of this Olympics was Yuzu's post competition practices. Watch tomorrow (if he's going) have a full house of screaming voluntaries and other media people.

 

Is this how he train alone at night? going form one sp to another? Can we have a documentary of him or, I don't know, NHK broadcasting all his training sections? Views will be higher than when the last group skated! 

I would throw down the cash for another DVD...i think one will be made given the trajectory of the last two: beginnings, time of evolution...stands to reason we could get a 3rd tying it all up together.

On 2/16/2022 at 7:36 PM, Yuzurella said:

 

I really hope that one day, Yuzu will do an ice show world tour. I'm sure he alone could sell out big stadiums in many places outside of Japan. It would be easier for his international fans to see him then, since tickets are so difficult to get in Japan, especially when Yuzu is skating.

This is what I hope, too. One of the reasons why I would love to see Yuzu keeping competing AS LONG AS HE ENJOYS IT is that I'm afraid we overseas fans will have less opportunities to see him live and show him how much he means to us. Fantasy on Ice, Stars on Ice, Dreams on Ice etc. is a wonderful thing but not accessible to at least me. So I really hope he considers such world tours. However, as this will probably happen only after r-word: not too soon, I hope ...

On 2/16/2022 at 7:41 PM, eren said:

I just saw a clip of 17-year old Yuzuru (alone) helping fix the ice after a competition. Smart and sensitive for his age. Manners maketh man. 

Yes, that was so nice.During Helsinki GP he showed the volunteers, who came onto the ice with their buckets before he had left, where he had seen a hole they should fix. As Helsinki GP was my first FS event I didn't know why he was gesturing at them but found out later. Sigh ... and now we see how important it is to pay attention to holes in the ice ... 

On 2/16/2022 at 10:41 AM, eren said:

I just saw a clip of 17-year old Yuzuru (alone) helping fix the ice after a competition. Smart and sensitive for his age. Manners maketh man. 

 

It was at 2012 Finlandia Trophy. We have all seen it before, but it’s worth seeing again.

 

 

omggg yuzuru is the only beautiful thing left in skating.

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