August 10, 20224 yr Here a few more translations "I live a full life every day."🙏 On this page (asahi.com) you can also find an interview and pictures of Yuzu. Credit: @asahi.com [NEWS]
August 10, 20224 yr 18 minutes ago, Anni said: Here a few more translations "I live a full life every day."🙏 On this page (asahi com) you can also find an interview and pictures of Yuzu. [NEWS] No-chill Yuzuru strikes again But he seems to be enjoying himself so I'm glad.
August 10, 20224 yr Press pass for open practice. I made a rough translation: Thank you for your support on the way to the Beijing Olympics. From here on out, I will continue to do my best as Hanyu Yuzuru. This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].
August 10, 20224 yr 5 minutes ago, Anni said: Of course I would also pay for the livestream I would also gladly pay for the livestream.
August 10, 20224 yr 34 minutes ago, Anni said: [NEWS] Of course I would also pay for the livestream. as much as i want to pay for anything about yuzu, but i think it depends on how much it cost. i'm sorry yuzu in term of money. i'm still struggling myself so i'm prioritizing my life over you 🥲 i will just support you in other way hehe
August 10, 20224 yr he can monetize his stream without making it paid via sponsorships and enabling donations/superchats. many people have figured out how to make a career out of free YouTube videos, I’m sure he can figure it out without charging for admissions
August 10, 20224 yr Yuzu is a truly inspirational athlete. Demonstrating the dedication to practice, willing himself to take on new challenges and perfecting the performances that are his vision of ideal figure skating.
August 10, 20224 yr With regards to future livestreams, I must say that I would be willing to pay to see the online event. Yuzu or Yuzu's sponsor will have funded this inaugural event in order that all of Yuzu's fans have been able to access this livestream event. This was especially generous not just in terms of allowing views without payment but also to communicate Yuzu's own plans for his professional career and also allay some of the inevitable worries that fans and supporters had following the going professional announcement. Without laboured details, speaking for myself I did not know what Yuzu's announcement meant for fans and understandably like many other fans was not even sure, if, when or how it would be possible to see Yuzu skate. Competition appearances, Ice Shows in Japan and tv charity appearances were all there was to go on and competition involvement was over. Today, it was a real privilege to join the livestream and see Yuzu skate but also gauge what professional skating means to Yuzu and how that might translate to performances both live and on line. Producing events will require an initial investment of capital, how these events are being funded is not yet known. However, realistically events cost money and fans cannot rely on free performances in the future. Even if Yuzu has lots of financial backers, they will be business arrangements and the backers, will at some point want to realise their investments. Next time an event is aired, there may be a charge before being able to access the event. Unfortunately, that's reality. Personally, I really wish to see Yuzu's future projects and if those need funding through ticket sales or pay per view or paid subscription, that is just business. This is Yuzu's livelihood now and I would like to see his plans succeed, because they are commercially viable. Yuzu has made comments before, that he is very aware that fans make a huge effort to show their support and that attending shows is costly. I believe that Yuzu will ensure that the events are priced fairly in order to be as accessible and affordable for as many fans as possible.
August 10, 20224 yr 8 hours ago, Anni said: From Miyagi TV [NEWS] 8 hours ago, Perelandra said: Canada helped his career and Yuzu saw the sense in going there and there were many benefits to him and his skating. Yuzu is home now in his beloved Sendai, with his family. As Yuzu exclaimed after Ballade "Tadaima" - "I'm home/back" because he had successfully returned to the ice, after injury. Yuzu can say the same, he has started a new professional life at the rink where his skating was born. He is home. The wonderful thing is that now that Yuzu's had such a successful career and has attracted so many loyal fans, he can totally do that. He could hold ice shows in Sendai and the world would beat a path to his door to see them (or skate in them - he would have to get other skaters in the show , after all). And without him taking that huge scary step to leave Sendai and come train here in Toronto, he might never have had what he has today. His brave and wise choice back then, led to all this now. I'd say his return to Sendai is the ultimate symbol of his success. Not every skater who retires to go pro gets to stay at home after.
August 10, 20224 yr 3 hours ago, shanshani said: he can monetize his stream without making it paid via sponsorships and enabling donations/superchats. many people have figured out how to make a career out of free YouTube videos, I’m sure he can figure it out without charging for admissions Given the viewcount, he'd make at least a year's salary per video
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