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2019-20 Japanese Men's Figure Skating

cohkaix

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Mar 9, 2013
Posting the results of Jr men SP from Kanto Summer Trophy below:

[19-20] Summer competition#2 - Kanto Summer Trophy (at Saitama Ice Arena)
Time: Aug 8~11
Starting order: (in Japanese)
Jr. men: Yuma Kagiyama; Shun Sato; Kao Miura [Jr men's SP on Aug 10th, after Jr ladies' SP]

Yuma Kagiyama 3A 3L//3L-3T 73.64
Shun Sato 3A 3L-3T//3L 72.49
Kao Miura 1A 3L//3F-3T 53.27 (*sorry about typo in the name so I made correction here)

SP Protocol
 

Dreamer57

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May 20, 2018
Posting the results of Jr men SP from Kanto Summer Trophy below:



Yuma Kagiyama 3A 3L//3L-3T 73.64
Shun Sato 3A 3L-3T//3L 72.49
Kao Miura 1A 3L//3F-3T 53.27 (*sorry about typo in the name so I made correction here)

SP Protocol

4. Yoshimasa Hori 3A 1Lo //3F-3T 49.56
5. Yoshiki Sato 3S-2T 2A //3Lo 45.65
6. Ibuki Oonaka 3T-2T 2A //3Lo 45.04
7. Ryusei Kikuchi 1A 3Lz-2T //3Lo 41.73
8. Gen Watanabe 2A 3T<+COMBO //2Lo 32.61

Hope I've got the correct names! :pray:
Could not find any videos just yet, perhaps after the free skates we will see some.

Thanks to everyone who corrected me on Mitsuki. I look forward to his senior debut (and Yuto Kishina as well)!
 

cohkaix

FS data keeper
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Mar 9, 2013
Gen-san Day 2 compeitions - moving on to Jr. men and Sr. men SP. Posting the (unofficial) results below.
(For the videos, as there were videos posted for Sr. ladies' SP competition, I hope the same person will also keep on with the men's competition. But we'll see.)

[19-20] Summer competition#3 - Gen-san Summer Cup (at Shiga Prefectural Ice Arena)
Time: Aug 9~12
Starting order: (in Japanese, updated Jul. 22nd)
Jr. men: Tsuboi Tatsuya, Sena Miyake, Mitsuki Sumoto
Sr. men: Tomono Kazuki, Sota Yamamoto, Yamakuma Taiichiro, Kishina Yuto (moving into Sr.?)

*The Gen-san competition will be broadcast LIVE domestically (by Jsports-on-demand)

Jr. men SP
3. Sora Tarumi 3T+3T 2A 2Lo 51.44
8. Tatsuya Tsuboi WD
14 Junsuke Nakamura 3A 3Lo 3T+Combo(so) 54.12
25 Sena Miyake 70.41 (video)
35 Mitsuki Sumoto 73.58 (video)

Sr. men SP
5 Taiichiro Yamakuma 3A 3Lz2T 3F 64.79
11 Yuto Kishina 3A 3Lz+3T 3Lo 64.08
12 Kazuki Tomono 4T(so) 4S+3T 3A(fall) 73.33
14 Sota Yamamoto 4S 1T2T 3A 67.50 (too bad about the combo...it's reported that Sota landed beautiful 4S3T in practice)
 

surimi

Onward and forward, Sota!
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Nov 12, 2013
^ Is that the skating order for Sena and Mitsuki?
And poor WD Tatsuya, it seems his foot (sprain?) wasn't ready for competition yet :/
 

TallyT

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Apr 23, 2018
Country
Australia
What I'm hoping is that the JSF give these boys room to breathe and time to develop; it's a worry reading the Russian men's threads with all the pressure that was on those following Plushenko and Yagudin, two amazing champions, to equal their achievements and the storm of criticism the young newcomers got and still get whenever the pressure is too much. Now these young Japanese men are following the extremely popular Takahashi/Machida/Nobu group and shadowing all time legend/national idol Yuzuru and OSM/amazing and uniquely appealing in his own right Shoma. Talk about intimidating acts to follow...

I'm just hoping they get the time and are allowed to grow without being required by the JSF and the public to be the third coming, and that today if not sooner, before they are ready.

They also have lovely, engaging personalities and the looks and/or appeal to draw crowds (shallow? me? yes) which can only help in keeping the sport popular.
 

cohkaix

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Mar 9, 2013
While the Gen-san is on-going, I'll interrupt with the FS from Jr men of Kanto ST, which is about to start:

Unofficial results will be updated below:

1. Oonaka FS81.70/126.74
2. Sato Y FS71.18/116.83
3. Hori FS89.27/138.83
4. Miura 1S、2T、2S、3Aso、3F-2T、3F-3T、2A-1Eu3S 99.03/152.30
5. Sato S 4Sfall 4T3T 4T FCCoSp 3A2T FSSp//3A 3F? StSq 3Lz1Eu2S CCoSp 149.61/222.10
6. Kagiyama 4T 3F 3A1Eu3Std 3A FCSp CSSp StSq /3F3T 3Lz2T 3Lo CCoSp 156.77 230.41

Wow~ what a competition!!

FS protocol

Posting the results of Jr men SP from Kanto Summer Trophy below:



Yuma Kagiyama 3A 3L//3L-3T 73.64
Shun Sato 3A 3L-3T//3L 72.49
Kao Miura 1A 3L//3F-3T 53.27 (*sorry about typo in the name so I made correction here)

SP Protocol
 

KiraraChin

Medalist
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May 5, 2018
Meanwhile at the Gensan Summer Cup Senior Men SP today:
1 Kazuki Tomono 73.33 4T(so) 4S3T 3A(fall)
2 Sota Yamamoto 67.50 4S(hand down) 2T2T 3A
3 Taichiro Yamakuma 64.79
4 Yuto Kishina 64.08
5 Kosuke Nakano 57.20

I'm really proud of both Sota and Kazuki. They're both going for a 2-quad SP, and they both landed a new type of quad today! :clap:

Sota landed the 4S for the first time, in addition to landing a clean 3A. Shame about the popped combo (should have been 4T3T), but great effort!

Kazuki landed not one, but TWO pieces of new tech today. The 4T, a jump he's been trying to master since 2015! And the 4S3T combo is also new (he's only done 4S2T so far). The most amazing thing is that his planned combo was actually 4T3T (ambitious, since he'd never landed a 4T yet, let alone a 4T combo). But, because of the step out on the 4T, he improvised the 4S3T and it worked! :yahoo:

Good luck to both boys in the free tomorrow!
 

yude

Record Breaker
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Feb 28, 2012
Thank you everyone for all the updates :) I wish every skater health and great season!

One thing I've been worried about is what kind of impact SNS has on younger skaters. Some days ago, I happened to read Kao Miura said on his twitter that he was hurt by reading some people's comments about him. I hope he and other skaters will be able to make good use of SNS for their coming future :pray:
 

cohkaix

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Mar 9, 2013
Gen-san final day competitions: Jr. men

(unofficial) final results:
1. Mitsuki Sumoto 3A(so) 3A+Rep 3Lz 3Lo 3T+3T 2A+1Eu+3S 3F+2T 134.46// 208.04 (video)
2. Sena Miyake 4S(fall) 3F 3Lz 1A 1A 3Lo 3F(fall) 99.27// 169.68 (video)
3. Moriguchi 167.61
4. Sugiyama 162.48



Jr. men SP
3. Sora Tarumi 3T+3T 2A 2Lo 51.44
8. Tatsuya Tsuboi WD
14 Junsuke Nakamura 3A 3Lo 3T+Combo(so) 54.12
25 Sena Miyake 70.41 (video)
35 Mitsuki Sumoto 73.58 (video)
 

cohkaix

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Gen-san final day competitions: Sr. men

(unofficial) final results (following the starting order of last group of skaters):


11. Kousuke Nagano 100.87//158.07
12. Yuto Kishina 4T(fall) 3A(2ft)+SEQ 3Lz 3A(2ft)+Rep 3Lo(fall) 3F(ot) 3Lo(2ft)+1Eu+1S 95.62//159.70 (nice tried with the 4T!)
13. Taiichiro Yamakuma 1S 3A+2T 3Lz(fall) 3Lo(so) 3A(2ft) 3F+SEQ 3Lz+1T 103.90// 168.90 (1st jump pass should be a 4S?)
14. Sota Yamamoto 2S 4T+3T 4T 1A+2T 3A(fall) 3Lz+1Eu+3S 3F 140.18// 207.68 (looking forward to this program at NHK!)
15. Kazuki Tomono 4T+3T 4S 3A+3T(fall) 3Lo(2ft) 3A 3F 3Lz(2ft) 152.92// 226.25

Congratulations to Tomono for winning (and getting the prize of beef for the 2nd consecutive year ;))

Gen-san Day 2 competitions - Sr. men SP. Posting the (unofficial) results below.
Sr. men SP
5 Taiichiro Yamakuma 3A 3Lz2T 3F 64.79
11 Yuto Kishina 3A 3Lz+3T 3Lo 64.08
12 Kazuki Tomono 4T(so) 4S+3T 3A(fall) 73.33
14 Sota Yamamoto 4S 1T2T 3A 67.50 (too bad about the combo...it's reported that Sota landed beautiful 4S3T in practice)

Adding:
Tomono FS video
Sota FS video
Taiichiro FS video
Yuto FS video
 

surimi

Onward and forward, Sota!
Record Breaker
Joined
Nov 12, 2013
The videos are already gone, even those of the juniors. I hate youtube :cry: I really want to see the programs.
Congrats to the competitors!
Mitsuki scored one point higher than Sota, now that's a surprise, I totally didn't expect that :) But good for Mitsuki!
 

KiraraChin

Medalist
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May 5, 2018
Congratulations to Tomono for winning (and getting the prize of beef for the 2nd consecutive year ;))
It is actually the 3rd consecutive year he wins this competition (and the beef) as a senior, and IIRC he won it as a junior, too :cool:

I am so, so proud of both Kazuki and Sota. They went full out, with upgraded layouts and they both landed new big elements for the first in time competition :dance:

I love both of them. They are so different in style and personality, and the challenges they faced so far were very different, but they are both incredibly talented, hardworking and brave! They also have the cutest friendship! Hopefully this season their friendly rivalry will continue to flourish and we'll see both of them become better and better as skaters :luv17:

PS- I was also very disappointed the videos were taken down so soon! I didn't get to watch it... :(
 

elektra blue

mother of skaters
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Jul 11, 2018
Country
Italy
Yuma Kagiyama is currently leading after the short program in the first JGP of the season
 
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