Send it through JSF. That way it's certain the letter reaches him, though there's a rumor they only forward fanmail to skaters once a month. Or you can try asking Kazuki on his social media. I think he knows enough English to understand such a question, or Google translate should get the job done correctly as well.
He used to be part of Doshisha University's figure skating club with Kazuki
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TY! I love a hard working boy!A nice article about Kazuki was published on Asahi online today (DeepL Translation):
友野一希は「コツコツの子」 結果出なくても課題に向き合える原点：朝日新聞
リンクの上、演技を終えた友野一希（上野芝ク）は頭を抱えていた。 4月に東京体育館であったフィギュアスケートの世界国別対抗戦。今季を締めくくるフリーだった。 課題だったのは、4回転トーループ。昨年12…digital.asahi.com
Kazuki Tomono is a "stubborn boy," the origin of his ability to face challenges even when they don't produce results.
On the rink, Kazuki Tomono (Uenoshiba Club) was holding his head after his performance.
It was the World Team Trophy held at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium in April. It was the last free skate of the season.
The problem was his quadruple toeloop. In the All-Japan Championships last December, he opened his body in the air, and in the World Championships this March, he fell down.
On this day, he landed it beautifully. The audience cheered loudly, and he got a GOE of 3.39.
Breaking through the devil's gate. However, a pitfall was waiting for him.
The next quadruple salcow was judged as under-rotated, and the last triple Axel (three and a half revolutions) was one and a half revolutions.
Tomono was thinking about his performance. However, he never looked down. In fact, in his comments, he mentioned some points to fix for the next round.
"I didn't have many chances to practice all the programs together. I realized that with such anxiety, I would not be able to perform well"
The 25-year-old knows that frustration helps him to polish his skating.
In the figure skating world, where many skaters are active at a young age, he is a relatively "late bloomer". Looking back, Tomono has continued to make progress little by little, by learning from his mistakes and improving without being corrupt.
His coach, Taijin Hiraike (44), who has worked with him since he was in the early grades of elementary school, says, "He is not a talent, but a hard worker. He is not a gifted player, and his efforts do not always produce immediate results. He is a hard-working kid."
When he was in junior high school and high school, he was not selected for the Junior Grand Prix (GP) series for three consecutive years.
The frustration became energy. Coach Hiraike remembers the change in Tomono at that time.
If you fail three years in a row, you usually lose heart. But (on the contrary), he will to do his best to became stronger.
In the past, he used to focus only on enjoying his performances, and was not so attached to the rankings or the results. But his concentration on each jump began to change. Coach Hiraike says, "It is because he faced skating without breaking down at that time that he is now where he is today."
In the 2022-2023 season, Tomono made her 10th attempt at the All-Japan Championships, and reached the podium for the first time at the age of 24. Hee also grabbed a ticket to the World Championships on his own for the first time, finishing 6th in the main event.
"I've been improving step by step since I was a junior, and every time I go up a stage, I can see a new stage," she said. Tomono's words are filled with real feeling.
Naturally, he has his sights set on the world's top. However, at the World Championships, he was about 30 points behind the winner, Shoma Uno of Toyota Motor Corp. It will not be easy to get there.
There are always obstacles, but I've never thought, 'I can't get over it". I've been able to reach the top because of all the hard work I've put in up to now. I hope I can break through this wall again.
The next challenge, he says, is "stability. I want to do my best to give a performance that can be watched with confidence," he said.
Though his speed is slow, he is moving forward, one step at a time. His frustration will make him stronger. (Takaaki Fujino)
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He really never stops 
Cross-posting this from Sota's Fan Fest since Kazuki posted the same picture on Instagram
Also, the next print edition of Sauna Bros will have a feature on Kazuki!
'Kazuki Tomono enjoys SAUNA in Toyama Prefecture'SAUNA BROS.vol.6が6月30日に発売決定！ - SAUNA BROS.WEB | サウナブロスウェブ
お待たせいたしました。SAUNA BROS.vol.6の発売が6月30日……蒸されの日に決定しました！ サウナ
Many fans (me included) are wondering when did he have time to go to Toyama
(PS. I looked at the map and Toyama Prefecture is not exactly close to Osaka...)
I saw! YAY!
Kazuki performed 'Bills' and 'Tsumugi' again at FaOI Miyagi. Once again 'Tsumugi' earned a lot of praise, and he revealed on Twitter that there are actually three different patterns for the costume, and he uses a different one each day!
Meanwhile, it seems that the next non-no article will contain a new programme announcement
Yes we do! We already know the music and choreographer for his new SP (Cody Fry's 'Underground', choreo by Jeff Buttle), and he said he thinks he'll be ready to debut it at DOI
So, I think it's likely he will go to California soon to be with Misha and choreograph his new FS. Given the timeline, I think debuting the new FS at DOI will be too soon, so maybe we will see his new FS at The Ice in late July.
Yes we do! We already know the music and choreographer for his new SP (Cody Fry's 'Underground', choreo by Jeff Buttle), and he said he thinks he'll be ready to debut it at DOI
As for his FS, I think it's likely he already chose the music but it hasn't been choreographed yet. We already know his new FS will be choreographed by Misha Ge again and they haven't been together since Worlds
Now, after FaOI and before DOI, Kazuki has a break of about 3 weeks and half - his biggest stretch of time off in the whole of the off-season
The biggest mystery for me is the EX. At this point, having an iconic EX is basically part of Kazuki's 'brand' and personally something that I look forwarding to seeing as much as a new SP and FS. He said before he was looking for music for a new EX but it's clear he hasn't had a new one choreographed yet. As 'Tsumugi' by DAPUMP has been such a big success at FaOI, will he keep it as his EX for the season? Will that be allowed, or will this fall into FaOI copyright? Will he want to do that? So many questions
Meanwhile, here's a cute Kazuki and Sota message to fans on the last day of FaOI:
Cross-posting this from Sota's Fan Fest since Kazuki posted the same picture on Instagram
Also, the next print edition of Sauna Bros will have a feature on Kazuki!
'Kazuki Tomono enjoys SAUNA in Toyama Prefecture'SAUNA BROS.vol.6が6月30日に発売決定！ - SAUNA BROS.WEB | サウナブロスウェブ
お待たせいたしました。SAUNA BROS.vol.6の発売が6月30日……蒸されの日に決定しました！ サウナ
Many fans (me included) are wondering when did he have time to go to Toyama
(PS. I looked at the map and Toyama Prefecture is not exactly close to Osaka...)
@Figskater23 As far as I know he still trains at the Naniwa Sports Centre ice rink! Good luck with sending the letter, and good luck with the competition this summer
Meanwhile, FaOI Makuhari has finished! Here's a video of Kazuki and Sota sending a message to fans before the last day of the show:
It warms my heart to see so many positive comments about Kazuki and Sota on social media, as 'first timers' it must have been nerve-wracking but they did such a great job, and many people commented they want them to be there again next year.
Kazuki also revealed the choreographer of his highly praised 'Tsumugi' gala:
Sasahara-senpai
Ohhh it's good to know! So he could potentially keep 'Tsumugi' for the rest of the season
