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[2022.11.01] Yuzuru Hanyu's Complete Amateur Records

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Info: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/448422223X

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A look back at his journey of dedication and growth, documenting his unwavering commitment to figure skating through 528 photographs. This book is a definitive collector's edition that looks back on Yuzuru Hanyu's skating career to date, featuring an extensive collection of 528 press photographs and news reports from the time. A must-have for fans, this book is also a valuable documentary record of his skating career.

Table of contents

2004 – 2010

-2004 All-Japan Novice B Championships: Gold Medal in First Appearance

-2nd place in the 2005 All-Japan Novice B Championships

-First appearance at the 2006 All-Japan Junior Championships

-In 2007, he won the All-Japan Novice A Championship and placed third in the Junior Championships

-A strong performance at the 2008 All-Japan Championships

-In 2009, he swept all the tournaments, setting the record for the youngest male to win

-He made her senior debut at the 2010 Grand Prix Series NHK Trophy

2011

-Second place at the Four Continents Championships

-Winner of the Nebelhorn Trophy

-4th place in the Cup of China

-Winning the Russian Cup – First Grand Prix Series title

2012

-Third place in his first appearance at the World Championships

-Finished second at Skate America

-First victory at the NHK Cup

-Second place in the Grand Prix Final

-First victory at the All-Japan Championships—as a new ace

2013

-Second place at the Four Continents Championships

-World Championships secure three Olympic berths

-Signed a sponsorship contract with All Nippon Airways (ANA)

-Second place at Skate Canada: "Extremely disappointed"

-Second place at the French Grand Prix

-First Grand Prix Final victory

-Achieved consecutive victories at the All-Japan Championships

-First Olympic Representative

2014

-Entering Sochi as a gold medal contender

-Sochi Olympics - Figure Skating Team - Men's Short Program: First Place

-Sochi Olympics: Top score in the short program with the highest score in world history

-Expressing gratitude through performance

-Japan's first male figure skater to win a gold medal

-The gods of the "sacred place" give their support

-Q&A 01: "The Olympics are amazing."

-Holding the gold medal, I express my gratitude

-Sochi Olympics closing ceremony

-Returning home with a medal around their neck

-A delightful reward

-Reporting the gold medal to my hometown

-World Championships: First victory with a comeback win

-Guinness World Record awarded for the highest-ever short program score

-I was invited to the garden party

-Extremely busy with press conferences and award ceremonies

-90,000 people attended the victory parade

-Recipient of the Purple Ribbon Medal, an honor that ignites hope

-Appearing in a chocolate commercial

-Injured after colliding with a Chinese skater

-He advanced to the Grand Prix Final after finishing 4th in the NHK Trophy

-Two consecutive Grand Prix Final wins

-Q&A 02: Thanking fans for winning the finals again

-"A desire for improvement" to reach the top - Yuzuru Hanyu brings a ray of hope to disaster-stricken areas.

-Three-time All-Japan Championship winner / Abdominal surgery

2015

-Unable to win a second consecutive world championship

-Third place in the World Team Championships

-Winner of the NHK Cup with the highest score in world history

-Q&A 03: "This score will become another obstacle."

-Grand Prix Final, first-ever three-peat

-Four consecutive victories at the All-Japan Championships

2016

-Reconstruction support ice show

-Second place at the World Championships

-I suffered a ligament injury in my left foot and will be resting for two months

-Three Guinness World Records and a certified quadruple loop jump

-2nd place at Skate Canada

-NHK Cup, second consecutive victory, third overall

-First ever four-time consecutive winner of the Grand Prix Final

-Withdrawn from All-Japan Championships

2017

-Second place at the Four Continents Championships – the competition for quadruple jumps intensifies.

-Second World Championship title

-Commemorative monument in Sendai City

-World Team Championship

-JOC Cup Winner / New Program Unveiled

-Free program once again chose "SEIMEI" as his music choice

-Instructing at a skating class

-Second place at the Autumn Classic

-Second place at the Russian Cup

-Injured his leg during official practice and withdrew from the NHK Trophy

2018

-Setting off with the goal of winning two consecutive Olympic gold medals

-Starting in first place after the short program at the Pyeongchang Olympics: A fierce

battle of catches and chases with three young skaters—opening the door to a new era

-Q&A 04: Aspirations for winning consecutive Olympic gold medals

-Celebrating two consecutive Olympic victories

-Q&A 05: "Above all, I was able to overcome myself."

-A cold and heavy gold medal

-The day after winning two consecutive titles

-A battle of perfection / Putting my feelings into the swan...

-Pyeongchang Olympics conclude, athletes return home with smiles on their faces.

-Produced an ice show

-108,000 people in Sendai celebrated the team's consecutive victory

-Attended the garden party

-Recipient of both the Purple Ribbon Medal and the People's Honor Award

-Q&A 06: Receiving the People's Honor Award

-Special letter of appreciation from the Reconstruction Agency

-Winner of the Autumn Classic

-Winner of the Finnish competition

-Winning the Rostelecom Cup – achieving a record 10th Grand Prix victory for a Japanese male skater

-Absent from the Grand Prix Final and the All-Japan Championships

2019

-First time ranking #1: "Favorite sports player"

-Return to competition at the World Championships after a four-month absence

-"My mind went blank" - Started in 3rd place in the short program

-Second place overall at the World Championships

-The high wall I returned to

-The competition for quadruple jumps is fierce—"I'm willing to do all six types"

-New monument installed / Quadruple toe loop landed in show

-Won the Autumn Classic, the first tournament of the season

-Q&A 07: "I don't want to show a pathetic side of myself."

 ~Yuzuru Hanyu talks about this season and beyond~

-Overcoming pressure, he achieved a personal best score and won his first Skate Canada title

-Winning the NHK Trophy, he will advance to the Grand Prix Final

-Grand Prix Final: Unable to make a comeback, finished in second place

-Quadruple Axel, aiming for the World Championships

-Q&A 08: Talking about Quad Axel

-Ranked #1 among "Athletes who performed well this year"

-First All-Japan Championships in four years, a short program in pursuit of "perfection"

-What will Hanyu do after suffering consecutive losses?

2020

-Program change: "It's not my own breathing"

-Four Continents Championships: World record, takes first place in short program

-First Four Continents Championship victory, achieving a Super Slam

-Received the Most Valuable Skater award at the ISU Annual Awards

-All-Japan Championships, determination amidst conflict

-In his first competitive race in a long time, he started in first place

-All-Japan Championships, winning for the fifth time in five years

-In his first match during the pandemic, he showed his true strength, overcoming doubts and reclaiming the championship

-Selected to represent Japan at the World Championships

-The "ultimate goal" of a quadruple axel remains unwavering

-With heartfelt wishes, "Come, spring!"

2021

-Ten years of continuous running, and then stopping

-"I don't know what to say or what to convey"

-World Championships begin, the short program was fun and enjoyable

-Third place at the World Championships, unable to reclaim the title in this special year

-"I want to leave my mark" - World Team Trophy begins

-A mistake in the free skate leads to a second-place finish.

-Japan finished third in the World Team Championships, while Russia won its first title

-He attempted a quadruple axel, but fell six times during official practice

-"Challenging the limits": Talking about the quadruple axel, "I will definitely"

-Withdrew from the NHK Trophy due to a right ankle injury

-Aiming for the Beijing Olympics, attempting a quadruple axel at the All-Japan Championships

-Despite the break, a stunning performance, taking the lead in the short program

-Despite not landing the quadruple axel, he took a step closer to his dream

-Q&A 09: "Because it's everyone's dream"

-He will also attempt the quadruple axel at the Beijing Olympics

2022

-First practice session in Beijing ahead of third consecutive victory; quadruple axel "absolutely necessary"

-Q&A #10: "I still have a lot of room for growth"

-Beyond the struggles of the COVID-19 pandemic—Hanyu returns to battle once again

- "The ice hated me" - even with all preparations in place, there were pitfalls

-Q&A 11: "I fell into a hole. Oh well."

-Identifying with Kenshin—"Heaven and Earth" where the God of War resides

-Taking on the challenge of a quadruple axel, carrying "everyone's dreams"

-Q&A 12: My take on the "quadruple axel"

-Yuzuru Hanyu talks about his future

-The champion's courageous challenge, a record of his way of life

-Performing in an ice show – his first performance in three months since the Beijing Olympics

-Yuzuru Hanyu spoke about his future plans at a press conference upon turning professional

-As a professional skater, this is just the beginning

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