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I can't get used to it at all.
When I have a camera, I get nervous and excited.
I'm anxious since I was 99 years old.
I'm happy that I can do activities with everyone for 1%.
When we get along well, we talk a lot.
I'm shy and I can't talk much in front of people.
It's easy for me to make decisions.
For example, I make announcements in class or go skating.
Asahi-san, how did you start your skating practice?
At first, I saw Asado-no-o-chan skating in the Olympics.
I started skating in the skating class with a light heart.
When did you start skating in the second grade of elementary school?
At first, I didn't like it because it was embarrassing.
But I had a younger sister.
I felt like she was a burden to me.
I didn't feel like a child anymore.
I felt like I was growing up.
Now I have more time to practice skating,
I feel like I get to know my kids better,
and I feel like my life around skating has changed.
I think it's different for everyone,
but for me...
I get really nervous at competitions,
and I've only made mistakes before.
So...
I've never had good grades or anything like that,
but in order to get into a higher class,
I worked hard and got a 9.
I practiced for a week,
but I didn't skate properly for two years.
I've never had good grades or anything like that,
but I was so nervous that I messed up everything.
I was in second year of middle school,
and I had been failing the same test for a year,
and I took the same test twice in a row.
At the time, I thought I would never get it,
but I was always crying because I was shocked.
It's faster for me to get better as I get older, and it's hard for me to be overtaken more and more.
It's different for elementary school students to enter middle school and be able to practice, so it was pretty hard for me, too.
Maybe it's because I've been falling all the time.
When I found out about it, all the teachers on the link knew about it.
The next day, the teachers called me and I was so happy.
But my coach was crying a lot.
I'm glad I was able to make him happy.
It's been a while, so I'm very tired.
I had a lot of fun.
The teacher was someone you could only see there,
so I went to Canada in 12th grade and went to Las Vegas in 13th grade.
I went to both of them alone,
but I couldn't speak English in 12th grade,
and when I arrived at the airport,
a host family brought in a different Japanese person.
I couldn't see the person I was supposed to meet at the airport,
and I waited for about five hours.
They told me later that if it was a normal person,
I would panic even more.
But surprisingly, I was always calm,
so I thought they were waiting for me.
This is strawberry pink.
It's usually silver, but I like pink.
But you have to buy it once a year.
How many do you buy?
Six? Maybe six.
It overlaps with the reason I applied for it.
At school or kindergarten, I was told that I looked like Endo Sakura-san.
I didn't know Endo Sakura-san before.
But now that I know Endo-san, I think it's strange.
I feel like I've changed a lot since I joined Nogesaka.
That's when I started getting interested in it.
I stopped skating at the end of the first year of high school.
I've been studying for exams since the second year of high school.
In the summer of the second year of high school, I saw that the audition for Nogesaka extended for a day on rainnews.
I thought I'd apply if I was doing it now, so I applied.
Maybe ten minutes before the deadline.
I wasn't good at running, but I wasn't good at skating either.
I wanted to change that, so I applied.
But it hasn't been resolved yet.
I want to fix it from now on.
I was nervous today, but I'm glad it didn't end like usual.
I just had fun.
I don't have any good memories of matches.
I've been wondering why I'm doing this, but I'm glad I could show it like this.
I want to be someone who can be cheered on by everyone.
First of all, I want to lose my selfishness and have fun.
For the next five years or so, I want to be humble with my current feelings.
I want to properly express my feelings to people who like me.
The word I like recently is "no rain, no rainbow" which is a Hawaiian word and I like it a lot.
I think it's like "if it doesn't rain, you can't see a rainbow."
I think it's like "if there's nothing painful, there's nothing fun."
I think it was really hard for me when I failed my math test.
But when I passed it, it made me the happiest in my life.
And I think that kind of experience is priceless.
It was such a precious experience for me, and I thought it was overlapping.
So I said the word I like recently.
I'm very different from the other members at the last member announcement, but I will do my best to catch up a lot from now on, so I would be happy if you could support me. Thank you.