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We first met this beautiful dream figure one winter's day in February as he created a perfect summer day for us in Tokyo Dome

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Glorious firebird, the fierce passion of the opening of GIFT reflects the fire in Yuzu's soul for his skating and the desire to bring the best performance to his fans

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'Le Petit Prince' authored by Antoine

de Saint Exupery was published 80 years ago

 

Fanartists have honoured the date with depictions of our very own Petit Prince

 

Antoine de Sainte Exupery was a reconnaissance pilot during WW2, his plane disappeared on one such flight. I always hoped that somehow his plane found it's way to the tiny planet and that he was reunited with the Little Prince.

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3 hours ago, Perelandra said:

"The Little Prince" by Antoine

Saint-Exupéry's book was published 80 years ago

 

Amateur artists celebrated this date by depicting our beloved Little Prince.

 

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was a reconnaissance pilot during World War II; his plane disappeared during one of his missions. I have always hoped that, somehow, his plane landed on this small planet and that he found the Little Prince.

 

 

Yes@Perelandra It would be a beautiful dream to have thought of that; moreover, this fan had an excellent idea in drawing Yuzu as the Little Prince. :2thumbsup: :softYuzu: 

 

Mr. de Saint-Exupéry is also very well-known in France, as is his work internationally, and in 1998 a fisherman from Marseille pulled up in his nets Mr. de Saint-Exupéry's silver bracelet, oxidized by time in the salt water, bearing his name and that of his wife. 

 

Here's a YouTube video that you'll get translated (I hope) with the fisherman talking about this HUGE discovery.... 

 

 

Sorry, the sound is very low. 

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3 minutes ago, Yuzuwinnie said:

 

 

Yes@Perelandra It would be a beautiful dream to have thought of that; moreover, this fan had an excellent idea in drawing Yuzu as the Little Prince. :2thumbsup: :softYuzu: 

 

Mr. de Saint-Exupéry is also very well-known in France, as is his work internationally, and in 1998 a fisherman from Marseille pulled up in his nets Mr. de Saint-Exupéry's silver bracelet, oxidized by time in the salt water, bearing his name and that of his wife. 

 

Here's a YouTube video that you'll get translated (I hope) with the fisherman talking about this HUGE discovery.... 

 

 

Sorry, the sound is very low. 

:YuzuPoohLove:

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