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BTW, I love your avatar!!! LOL.hello! i'm also very new here haha. it's nice to see people are still being enraptured by our boy's skating even though he's retired.. ;')
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BTW, I love your avatar!!! LOL.hello! i'm also very new here haha. it's nice to see people are still being enraptured by our boy's skating even though he's retired.. ;')
LOL now Rio also said after his performance at JNats Gala (Medalist on Ice) that he did the starfish because he wants to imitate ShomaP.S. LOL Yuma said he is inspired by Shoma for the starfish:
"After his performance, he sprawled out on the ice and was showered with cheers. When asked about this performance, he said, "I saw (Uno) Shoma's performance once, and I thought I'd give it a try if I performed well in the final performance." However, in the performance just before Kagiyama, 16-year-old Nakata Rio (TOKIO Inkarami) performed a perfect performance and was the first to perform the sprawling out performance. "Rio did it first, but I wanted to try it, so I gave it a go," he said."

Gotta stick to the script, LOL. He did say thank you to Yuma for answering the interview even though he just did an exhibition on top of the competition wkkwkwkwkwkShoma asked Yuma the "What are you doing for Christmas?" question during his interview at Medalist on Ice! I can't believe Shoma asked him that question, knowing how much he seemed to hate being asked it as a competitor!I guess every job comes with certain responsibilities...
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When I first got into figure skating and started listening to Shoma's interviews in Japanese, I noticed right away how soothing his voice and manner of speaking sounded! I even started copying his accent a bit when I spoke Japanese (I think my colleagues where quite surprisedFrom fans who are watching: Shoma is super soft spoken (whispering voice) but is kind![]()
What kind of accent would you say he has?When I first got into figure skating and started listening to Shoma's interviews in Japanese, I noticed right away how soothing his voice and manner of speaking sounded! I even started copying his accent a bit when I spoke Japanese (I think my colleagues where quite surprised)
I'm not sure if it is a Nagoya thing (never properly been there unfortunately) but Shoma's intonation sometimes goes slightly up at the end of sentences and I think it sounds really soothing/flowy, just like his skatingWhat kind of accent would you say he has?