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Fantastic! Made me grin from ear to ear when I read about her life as a college student. I always saw her as some sort of mythical creature and this interview humanized her in a way. Very endearing.
And yes, her voice is soooo soothing! Very calm and fluid. Love it.
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Nothing yet. The school year at Chukyo University is coming to an end this month so I assume she may be busy wrapping up academics. Also, I think with Worlds approaching in a couple of weeks, she may not announce anything until the competition is over.
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Here is a video link to Mao's radio show for March 7th. Again, her voice is so soothing and beautiful like her skating.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1Am35hUA9M
And her is the link to her March 9th show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvRvDKhcloY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1Am35hUA9M
And her is the link to her March 9th show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvRvDKhcloY
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Thank you. I miss her so much
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Thank you. I wish I spoke Japanese
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There is a great translation of Mao's radio show for March 9th at the following thread post number 652:
http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/ind...say-figure-skating-is-wonderful.89260/page-22
Mao says she was really really nervous for her first show. Then, she answers questions from the audience. She first answers the question of what she does on her days off. She says that she sleeps a whole lot, cooks breakfast, reads fashion and gourmet magazines. Then, she answers the question of what clothes she wears in her private time and Mao says old, cool clothes.
Mao then has a long interview with the head of the volunteer group 'Kakehashi - Kesennuma guest house' which supports student volunteers who support people affected by the devastation of the 2011 tsunami by refurbishing vacant houses into accommodations for student volunteers. This interview was done at Kesennuma in Miyagi prefecture which is one of the most horribly destroyed areas in the tsunami.
She then talks about her involvement in the project by planting trees.
Finally, she makes some funny and witty comments in response to emails about going to bars, matchmaking and cars.
http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/ind...say-figure-skating-is-wonderful.89260/page-22
Mao says she was really really nervous for her first show. Then, she answers questions from the audience. She first answers the question of what she does on her days off. She says that she sleeps a whole lot, cooks breakfast, reads fashion and gourmet magazines. Then, she answers the question of what clothes she wears in her private time and Mao says old, cool clothes.
Mao then has a long interview with the head of the volunteer group 'Kakehashi - Kesennuma guest house' which supports student volunteers who support people affected by the devastation of the 2011 tsunami by refurbishing vacant houses into accommodations for student volunteers. This interview was done at Kesennuma in Miyagi prefecture which is one of the most horribly destroyed areas in the tsunami.
She then talks about her involvement in the project by planting trees.
Finally, she makes some funny and witty comments in response to emails about going to bars, matchmaking and cars.
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Thank you
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Your welcome. I guess we will be held in suspense for a little longer waiting to find out whether Mao will come back or not.
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Here is Mao's radio show for March 16th: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyWnKRM1Ku8
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I'd never seen video of her 4Lo attempts in practice. Good find!
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Thanks for the wonderful jump collection yhma fan. I think Mao's jumps are the most beautiful no matter what anyone says. Here is a fancam of Mao's Sochi freeskate from a Russian fan of Mao.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ArTNtQl9UQ
At first, I thought it was too far away but the zoom lens and the different vantage point somehow combined to make it very moving to watch. I was amazed at how dramatic and expressive her balletic extensions and exits to her jumps were from so far away. Totally unique.
from MaoRussianFan at Mao Asada forum.
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