Discussion on Personal Experiences and Nostalgia

I think that’s one of the things

that stands out,

and even off the ice,

it’s kind of like,

- you don’t feel that. No.

We’re almost ten years apart,

so the generation

- gap is huge too.

It still kind of feels

- like it could happen now.

Didn’t you say that before?

That you kind of click.

Sometimes your movements

match up

- really well, didn’t you say that? On the ice,

and off the ice.

- Do we click? Didn’t you

- say that?

- Don’t think I said anything like that.

- I feel like you said something like that.

Well, as skaters, probably our

skating posture

and our type are almost

the same

type, I think.

But in private,

we’re completely different,

so once we leave the rink,

it’s like,

“Good work,”

and we each have our own

private lives,

so even the food we like

and our tastes are totally different,

and our lifestyles are different too.

Though I don’t know about her lifestyle.

Sounding like someone from Kansai.

In her private

life, she likes elk dolls,

and

she doesn’t like scary things,

and she’s really

noisy when she gets

an injection, that much I know.

That’s about it, I guess.

I actually

observe her quite a lot, but

she doesn’t really

look closely at those things,

so I’m still

- ahead of her.

No, you’re childish,

- mentally.

- Your mental age is low.

- I say that myself.

- Everyone tells me that.

Maybe that will make for

- a good balance.

- Yeah, right.

But when I remember

when I was in high school and think about

what I was

like back then,

um, how should I put it,

it makes me feel nostalgic.

When I look at her, it makes me feel

nostalgic,

because I’ve made plenty of

mistakes too,

in daily life

and in skating.

So it makes me feel really nostalgic

It makes me feel wistful.