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Great costume. No rhinestones finally.
But Yuzuru... emmm... what's going on with your manicure?
But Yuzuru... emmm... what's going on with your manicure?
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You're wrong, he IS having rhinestones. Just look closely.Great costume. No rhinestones finally.
But Yuzuru... emmm... what's going on with your manicure?

Great costume. No rhinestones finally.
But Yuzuru... emmm... what's going on with your manicure?
Welcome!!! Do post often!!Great costume. No rhinestones finally.
But Yuzuru... emmm... what's going on with your manicure?
You're wrong, he IS having rhinestones. Just look closely.
He's wearing flesh-coloured gloves, in fact. Someone on FB posted this pic from twitter, but not the source.
So it was gloves.Guys, when to expect a full video of LP?
Next season Yuzu will be the best dressed man.
And this music is not as dramatic as the ones he's used before in his LP, looking forward to see how he does with this change. Many elements will give off a different vibe than before :yay: , like the Ina Bauer (Assuming/praying he's using it)
I'm going to the last show on Sunday. But I think you'll probably know everything there is to know about his new FS by the time I come back (thank goodness because I've a slight problem with eh, remembering details). But I'll try!
If anyone wants to watch a 2 hour movie in a language they can't understand and about something they have no idea about, then here are the links to the Onmyouji movie on Dailymotion. There is another movie called Onmyouji II. I don't know which movie the music is from.
Part 1
Part 2

No prob.^^ I loved his Sochi's costume, but I agree that such big rhinestones can't possibly work for this costume.Thank you, you save my nerves, reallySo it was gloves.
Well, cute little rhinestones on white are nothing in comparison with multicolored emmm... rocks he wore in Sochi.
(Sorry for my english, it's not my native language)
True that.^^ At least, we'll have little videos from the news. Even if it's only for a few seconds, it would be great to see.Thanks.
Well, at least it`s not July.
Sometimes waiting makes life more pleasant.![]()
Short video from TV:
Great, thanks! So, the beginning DOES match! It must be that piece of music we've been listening to (well I really hope so).

Aaaah! Still 9 days to go before we get to watch the broadcast version.....[emoji24]Short video from TV: https://www.facebook.com/happy.miki.7/videos/o.363481468489/844776435591877/?type=2&theater
I can't wait....
. Wish granted
.soooooo, who were the members on this thread that wanted him to do a japanese music program? (besides me). Wish granted
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About the costume, I like it a lot, very different from everrything he's worn so far. I like that the costume looks very futuristic and traditional at the same time.
Onmyouji (陰陽師?) is a Japanese movie that was released in 2001 and sent to the US in 2004. Directed by Yōjirō Takita, it tells of the exploits of Abe no Seimei, in Middle Ages, the Onmyouji (also known as: The Yin Yang Master) from the court of the Emperor. He befriended bungling court noble, Minamoto no Hiromasa, who enlists his aid to defend the Heian emperor. Meanwhile, an opposing onmyoji Doson is plotting the downfall of the emperor, while attempting to frame Seimei by unleashing a horde of yōkai to do his bidding.
There are some modern depictions of Onmyouji magic involving divination, transforming paper cutouts into beautiful maidens, and the like. Mansai Nomura is a famous kyogen actor, a type of traditional theater related to noh but of a more comic nature, and this role is considered something of a big transition for him. His portrayal of Abe no Seimei has been described as including a number of 'foxy' looks, perhaps in acknowledging the folklore describing Abe no Seimei's mother as a kitsune. The lead actress, Eriko Imai, a pop singer, has very few lines and little involvement with the plot. The film was a commercial success grossing ¥3,010,000,000 ($36,567,313) becoming the 4th highest earning Japanese production of 2001.[1] The film was also giving a limited theater release in North America where it grossed $16,234 in 3 theaters.[2]
A sequel, Onmyouji 2, appeared in 2003. Both movies are based on the Onmyouji novels by Baku Yumemakura, which also inspired a manga series by Reiko Okano.