Thanks, that is indeed lovely. Can someone please translate what are they talking about, especially regarding the Olympic experience.
Quick Translation.
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Regarding the Olympic experience:
It's important not to focus too much on the Olympics, you can focus on it when it comes.
This is from my experience, so I try not to pressure anyone to go to the Olympics and win.
Narrator explaining about the last group of 6 at the Olympics and how during the warm up there was an intense feeling of nervousness on everyone.
Clip showing Patrick stumbling on triple axel and at the ending pose, it says 'the Pressure of the Gold Medal -result Silver Medal'
Lady asks Patrick: At the Olympics you got the Silver, but honestly, deep down, you were aiming for gold?
Patrick: How can you say that?!! LOL. Going into the long program Hanyu made some mistakes and it was my turn.
But at that time I could not control my feelings. So I got the silver. But I'm not discouraged about it.
When I was a junior I wasn't winning medals, I never imagined I would get to the olympics.
I thought of quitting skating many times, but because I didn't give up, I made it here.
Narrator: What Patrick thinks about japan's skaters, starting with his biggest rival Yuzuru.
Patrick: Yuzuru is younger than me, but he tries very hard, his level of skating is rising steadily. Of course, his skills as a skater are amazing, but he's also a great human being, a nice guy. Humble towards everyone, he has a heart that people respect.
Not only Yuzuru, in Japan, there are many skaters with great skills, training from a young age. That's why there are so many skaters in japan with many techniques, it's wonderful. Recently they have been getting high placements. So my field of the Men's Singles is getting more and more difficult. At this time, Japan is pulling figure skating forward.
About mao:
Mao is my age, so we are close. Since Juniors we've seen each other grow up. And this season we are both taking the season off.
We occasionally talk about what we want to do about the next Olympics, but nobody knows what will happen from here.
I too, am looking forward to what Mao will do.