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The serenity of Ballade on a background of blues roses.

 

This may have been discussed before, in Japanese the word for rose is bara. Hence, people associate ballade or rather 'barrade' with roses because there is no L in the Japanese language. 

 

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Rose growers have been attempting to produce a true blue rose for centuries, yet this continues to elude them. The blue rose is still a beautiful dream. Rose lovers wait for the appearance of a blue rose, myself included. Perhaps it could be named 'Ballade' or even better 'Yuzuru', one can only hope.

A soft expression like the feathers which also feature in his name - Ha or wa, the counter for birds.

 

The floating feathers bring to mind the small wisps of dream fragments which we try to remember before fully waking.

Prologue a solo Ice Show, completely ground breaking and without precedent. It seems as though many Fanyus were in a state of disbelief, even after viewing with their own eyes. It truly is a fairy tale come true and now our beloved Yuzu is a legendary figure, just as he deserves to be.

Celebrating the 3rd anniversary of the Official Twitter and Instagram accounts

 

Celebrating the first quad loop recognised in international competition, 9 years ago

So many records, so many firsts in a glittering career

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