December 19, 20214 yr Japanese Nationals 2021 National Events Saitama, JPN 22.12.2021 - 26.12.2021 Practice, Fluff and all the In-betweens Discussion *times listed hereon are in your local time Possible links for streaming QQ (Pandaguy) Comments flying across the screen can be toggled off at the bottom right Free QQ 2 Free, no lagging QQ 3 Free, anothing possible qq link Let's Watch Figure Skating @ VK Free FujiTV (stream) Men's and Women's + MOI only Free FOD Men's and Women's + MOI only Need subscription through iSakura BS Fuji Men's and Women's + MOI only Need subscription through iSakura CS Fuji Men's and Women's + MOI only Need subscription through iSakura
December 19, 20214 yr FINAL RESULTS Men Women Ice Dance Pairs Gold Yuzuru HANYU Kaori SAKAMOTO Misato KOMATSUBARA / Tim KOLETO Miyu YUNOKI / Shoya ICHIHASHI Silver Shoma UNO Wakaba HIGUCHI Kana MURAMOTO / Daisuke TAKEHASHI Bronze Yuma KAGIYAMA Mana KAWABE Ayumi TAKANAMI / Shingo NISHIYAMA MEN Spoiler Place Name Short Program Free Skate Total Score Place Score Place Score 1 Yuzuru HANYU 1 111.31 1 211.05 322.36 2 Shoma UNO 2 101.88 3 193.94 295.82 3 Yuma KAGIYAMA 3 95.15 2 197.26 292.41 4 Kao MIURA 5 92.81 4 183.35 276.16 5 Kazuki TOMONO 7 87.79 5 175.88 263.67 6 Sena MIYAKE 6 90.52 7 162.30 252.82 7 Shun SATO 8 87.27 6 164.86 252.13 8 Sota YAMAMOTO 4 93.79 12 146.39 240.18 9 Tatsuya TSUBOI 12 77.31 8 157.90 235.21 10 Koshiro SHIMADA 9 86.76 10 146.91 233.67 11 Keiji TANAKA 10 84.10 9 148.32 232.42 12 Lucas TSUYOSHI HONDA 11 78.53 11 146.69 225.22 13 Sumitada MORIGUCHI 13 76.14 16 125.16 201.30 14 Takeru KATAISE 16 69.32 14 130.33 199.65 15 Mitsuki SUMOTO 17 68.55 13 131.07 199.62 16 Kosho OSHIMA 18 65.86 15 129.18 195.04 17 Kazuki KUSHIDA 15 72.37 19 114.62 186.99 18 Reo ISHIZUKA 20 57.06 17 120.95 178.01 19 Takumi SUGIYAMA 19 65.34 20 109.36 174.70 20 Nozomu YOSHIOKA 14 72.94 24 97.63 170.57 21 Taichiro YAMAKUMA 22 55.11 18 115.45 170.56 22 Kazuki HASEGAWA 21 56.86 22 105.06 161.92 23 Rei SUZUKI 24 53.45 21 105.24 158.69 24 Gakuto SUZUKI 23 55.00 23 97.85 152.85 Did not advance to free skate 25 Shunsuke NAKAMURA 25 52.78 26 Takaya TSUJIMURA 26 50.03 27 Tatsuma FURUYA 27 46.59 28 Yuga FURUSHO 28 45.99 29 Yuto KISHINA 29 45.92 30 Kimichika WADA 30 42.34 31 Koutaro HAYAKAWA 31 38.52 32 Yoshimasa HORI 31 35.83 WOMEN Spoiler Place Name Short Program Free Skate Total Score Place Score Place Score 1 Kaori SAKAMOTO 1 79.23 1 154.83 234.06 2 Wakaba HIGUCHI 2 74.66 2 147.12 221.78 3 Mana Kawabe 3 74.27 3 135.38 209.65 4 Mai MIHARA 5 73.66 5 133.20 206.86 5 Satoko MIYAHARA 4 73.76 6 132.75 206.51 6 Rinka WATANABE 8 65.07 4 134.08 199.15 7 Rino MATSUIKE 6 72.31 7 126.46 198.77 8 Rion SUMIYOSHI 7 67.39 11 121.77 198.16 9 Hanna YOSHIDA 13 61.35 8 126.09 187.44 10 Ayumi SHIBAYAMA 11 62.48 10 123.64 186.12 11 Mone CHIBA 9 64.41 12 119.89 184.30 12 Yuhana YOKOI 14 59.84 9 124.00 183.84 13 Mako YAMASHITA 12 61.84 13 117.77 179.61 14 Nana ARAKI 20 57.11 14 117.14 174.25 15 Ibuki SATOH 15 59.38 15 112.48 171.86 16 Akari MATSUBARA 17 59.13 16 111.60 170.73 17 Hina TAKENO 16 59.33 17 110.24 169.57 18 Azusa TANAKA 10 63.92 19 104.53 168.45 19 Miyabi OBA 24 55.69 18 109.27 164.96 20 Ayumi KAGOTANI 22 55.80 20 102.59 158.39 21 Marin HONDA 23 55.73 21 100.80 156.53 22 Chisato URAMATSU 18 58.41 22 94.45 152.86 23 Yuna SHIRAIWA 21 56.93 23 88.96 145.89 24 Niina TAKENO 19 58.36 24 83.48 141.84 Did not advance to free skate 25 Nonoka NOGUCHI 25 55.36 26 Saki MIYAKE 26 53.50 27 Ami NAKAI 27 52.65 28 Misaki MORISHITA 28 48.37 29 Rin NITAYA 29 47.21 30 Yuna AOKI 30 46.90 ICE DANCE Spoiler Place Name Rhythm Dance Free Dance Total Score Place Score Place Score 1 Misato KOMATSUBARA / Tim KOLETO 1 68.16 2 110.01 178.17 2 Kana MURAMOTO / Daisuke TAKAHASHI 2 63.35 1 112.96 176.31 3 Ayumi TAKANAMI / Shingo NISHIYAMA 4 58.10 3 90.19 148.29 4 Himesato HIRAYAMA / Aru TATENO 3 58.93 4 88.46 147.39 PAIRS Spoiler Place Name Short Program Free Skate Total Score Place Score Place Score 1 Miyu YUNOKI / Shoya ICHIHASHI 1 34.77 1 80.95 115.72
December 20, 20214 yr This is Azu-nyan's puppy called Maron. She also has a hedgehog called Guri. She says that they both are tsundere. Rinka's lazy cats, Yomogi-kun (white) and Daifuku-chan (brown) Mana's Hoku sleeping and Ayumi's puppy, Axel
December 20, 20214 yr 11 minutes ago, Paskud said: This is Azu-nyan's puppy called Maron. She also has a hedgehog called Guri. She says that they both are tsundere. Rinka's lazy cats, Yomogi-kun (white) and Daifuku-chan (brown) Mana's Hoku sleeping and Ayumi's puppy, Axel It's nice to start JNs with cute animals!
December 20, 20214 yr Thank you for the thread. Here the youtube link for the live opening ceremony and draw May everyone stay safe and healthy during the competition I'm sorry to hear about Rika. I wish her all the best and a fully recovery. This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].
December 20, 20214 yr 59 minutes ago, turquoiseblue said: Oh dear, such a pity ... she couldn't make it ... what abt Olympics ?
December 20, 20214 yr It's very sad news, it must be devastating for Rika. She missed the previous Olympics by being born only 3 weeks later than 1 July, now she'll likely miss Beijing too (she can still qualify but if the Top3 skaters skate convincigly JSF might choose them to go to the Olympics). She was so promising in the beginning of this Olympic cycle but everything went wrong recently and she seems to have been mismanaged in the past few seasons.
December 20, 20214 yr Poor Rika. I wonder what that means about her shot at the Olympics? I know about the JSF selection criteria, but it also depends on their interpretation of it. It makes it even more interesting for the ladies... the 3rd spot finisher might be pretty stressed here, not knowing what they would do for certain in this situation. Rika is not Yuzu.... and who knows if she'd even be healed by then or how close she is to being healed right now. Just, it sucks for her. So much talent not being realized at the moment, and now a persistent injury.
December 21, 20214 yr 8 hours ago, liv said: Poor Rika. I wonder what that means about her shot at the Olympics? I know about the JSF selection criteria, but it also depends on their interpretation of it. It makes it even more interesting for the ladies... the 3rd spot finisher might be pretty stressed here, not knowing what they would do for certain in this situation. Rika is not Yuzu.... and who knows if she'd even be healed by then or how close she is to being healed right now. Just, it sucks for her. So much talent not being realized at the moment, and now a persistent injury. What are her qualifications? ie world standing, season's best, etc? It's too bad she was 6th at last year's worlds after a fluke unexpected bad FS...
December 21, 20214 yr 9 minutes ago, yuzuangel said: What are her qualifications? ie world standing, season's best, etc? It's too bad she was 6th at last year's worlds after a fluke unexpected bad FS... She was 7th... To make matters worse, she's never medalled at Worlds and doesn't have a season's best/ season's world ranking. She isn't even the top Japanese woman in the world standings. Cross posting from my TJ post on this matter: Spoiler I'm very sad about Rika's situation. Pushing through injuries for months / years, and then to not recover in time for the culmination of this Olympic cycle. The thing is, to be given consideration for the Olympics, basically you have to be top 3 among Japanese in the world standings / season's world rankings / season's best / medalled at Worlds before. Rika is definitely not in Yuzu's situation here. She's still top 3 in the world standings, but there are other strong Japanese women on the team. I'm not sure JSF is willing to push her to be on the team when she hasn't competed this season and her last Worlds showing wasn't great. this is disastrous
December 21, 20214 yr 46 minutes ago, yuzuangel said: What are her qualifications? ie world standing, season's best, etc? It's too bad she was 6th at last year's worlds after a fluke unexpected bad FS... None. Rules are very clear. JNats are mandatory for everybody but world medalists. You don't go to JNats, you don't go anywhere. Quote Participation in the All Japan Championships, which is the final selection round, is mandatory. However, in the event that a competitor who has placed in the top three at the World Championships in the past is unable to participate in the All Japan Championships due to injury or other unavoidable reasons, the competitor's performance prior to the injury that caused the non-participation will be evaluated in light of the above selection criteria, and the competitor's condition at the time of the competition may be considered. The selection may be made based on the player's performance before the injury that caused the player's non-participation. https://www.skatingjapan.or.jp/common/img/info/20211215_FS_Senkokijun_revised.pdf
December 21, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Paskud said: None. Rules are very clear. JNats are mandatory for everybody but world medalists. You don't go to JNats, you don't go anywhere. https://www.skatingjapan.or.jp/common/img/info/20211215_FS_Senkokijun_revised.pdf Oh dear...her injury must be VERY seriously bad for her to not participate. But if it's so bad, will she even make it to the olympics healthy? 16 minutes ago, lajoitko said: Poor Rika...for a while it seemed it was a given that she would not only make it to the Olympics but be a medal contender too. Seemed like her trajectory was only going up and then... How quickly things change in this sport I guess Mai, Wakaba have a much better chance now. I imagine Kaori is a shoo in...no one has been more consistent than her this whole quad.
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