Haha, I suppose I'll be in the front row cheering on the rest of the skaters in spirit, lol. It's actually a good thing that I didn't make any travel plans. I'd love to see more of Paris than I did on my trip to Montpellier, but I'll wait until at least next year now, since Notre Dame and the Grand Palais will be open to the public again by then...ah, the joys of planning hypothetical trips...i.assumed you would be in the front row cheering!!!!
Photo and a few minutes talk in Japanese for me.That would be really cool for him to sign!
Shoma's autograph is still missing from my autograph collection, though...just saying.
Well it was one or the other. I think it’s nice he stuck with the ice show. Maybe someone on his personal team will go for him and get it.Man, I'm a little bit saddened by this development. (This means no chance of a last-minute trip to Paris for me...) I'm guessing he'll probably get his medal via airmail...I do hope we get some photos of him wearing it after the ice show is over!
Deadly? Because he is giving off operative like vibes with the black clothes and serious face?Thank you very much for my daily dose of
I have no idea how Shoma continues to be so deadly
Because it was advertised as SOME of the athletes will be at the Meet and Greet. I hope he is there. We'll see. Trying to not be too disappointed if he isn't. Nothing is guaranteed.
And Masama and Chang Polish.
It's not necessarily secret agent vibes (though the pic does give off that type of vibe).
It's good to not get one's hopes up too high. We know Shoma is a reclusive little legend.
Chang Polish? Where did that one come from?
I'm sure it's from some bad auto-translation of Shoma's name. Shoma's given name is written as 昌磨. The character ”昌” is pronounced "Chang" in Mandarin Chinese, while the character ”磨” means "to polish" in Japanese...hence the "Chang Polish" moniker.
Yes, it is from auto-translation of his name kanji in Mandarin
