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The third part of the interview between Yuzuru and Mr Itoi has been released and it is incredibly candid and interesting, a truly recommended read!


And here's the FS from Worlds 2012 he's referring to in the interview as to his mental turning point after the earthquake. Look at the authenticity of emotions and listen to the audience screaming!
 
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The third part of the interview between Yuzuru and Mr Itoi has been released and it is incredibly candid and interesting, a truly recommended read!


And here's the FS from Worlds 2012 he's referring to in the interview as to his mental turning point after the earthquake. Look at the authenticity of emotions and listen to the audience screaming!

Yay, worlds 2012 :hap10::cheer::hap10: - the first utterly epic skate of his career (and the first of many). I admit, I watch this so often... and have several different videos with different commentators, including the oh so prescient "a superstar is born."
 
The third part of the interview between Yuzuru and Mr Itoi has been released and it is incredibly candid and interesting, a truly recommended read!


And here's the FS from Worlds 2012 he's referring to in the interview as to his mental turning point after the earthquake. Look at the authenticity of emotions and listen to the audience screaming!


This interview is really giving a lot. Here's the (subtitled) interview after 2012 World Championships where Yuzuru Hanyu expressed his new vision of public pressure he mentions in the interview with Shigesato Itoi:
https://youtu.be/UoyMxHOx8Ao


And this Free Skating at Nice World Championships was really one of the iconic skates in the history of the sport, I think the first from Yuzuru Hanyu, but also in the interpretation of Romeo, as his has both the wild fury of the youth and the deep pain which usually only mature actors are able to depict; such combination is, I think, an extreme rarity in acting (not reached in the best known movies?) and nonexistent in any artistic representation involving high level athletics, such as ballet?
 
Yesterday the first nemophile under Yuzuru Hanyu's cherry tree at the Nanakita Park in Sendai, has blossomed:
https://twitter.com/moriko33/status/1763764111996035203


So, this year, the first nemophile is ahead of the first sakura! And they will probably last until October.
Those who come and see Notte Stellata, maybe won't see sakuras, but they will be able to visit the Nanakita park (with its cat statue by which Yuzuru Hanyu once sat down):

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(Credit: Yuzu Sorbet.)
 
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