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Morimoto
Hi, I'm Morimoto. I'm Sasuke.
Hi, I'm Parry. I'm Sasuke.
We are in Seichi, Midoriyama.
We are here.
This is the best Sasukebiori.
This is the highlight of this area.
I was surprised that many areas have changed.
But I think this spirit is one of the reasons.
We would like to ask you various questions.
Many foreign athletes are invited this time.
We would like to ask you which is better, Sasuke in Japan or Morimoto in foreign countries.
We have a guest, Jessie Graff.
Hello.
They are a comedy duo called "Panini".
Sasuke's...
Wow!
Thank you, thank you.
Thank you for saying "wow" even though you don't know it well.
You are a good person.
Speaking of you, Jessie.
Yes.
I have an image that you were challenged on stage with a smile.
Are you usually cheerful like this?
Are you someone who has fun?
Always, yes.
My mom was a dancer.
And she always trained me to smile and relax my face when I was performing.
Doing gymnastics and dance.
And I think that's just how my face...
That's my strained face when I'm trying really hard.
It's just...
I see.
I think it makes me happy to know that when it's really, really hard...
I know I'm getting stronger.
And that makes me really happy.
I'm happy.
You are good at Japanese.
I'm not good at it yet.
You are very good at it.
I was surprised.
Speaking of you...
Last time you were on the third stage.
Even now, you are said to be the closest woman to perfectionism.
Are you motivated this time?
I've been training really hard to get my cliffhanger strength stronger.
I do pull-ups with weights on the cliffhanger, the 3cm.
And I just... I'm still not quite strong enough to make that crazy cliffhanger transfer.
And I'm gonna keep trying, but realistically, I don't think I'm strong enough yet.
But stage one and two, I think I'm okay.
I like the vertical limit, though.
Yes.
My fingers weren't strong enough.
I was training on a thicker ledge, 4cm.
But also, swinging on the cliffhanger, my fingers feel backwards off of it.
And I think it just... it takes so much strength to be able to swing...
get a powerful enough swing to transfer, and then to catch an impact.
So it's the same problem I'm having now.
You're being analyzed a lot.
Oh, thank you.
Speaking of you, Jessie, you have long arms and legs.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
So even if you're just a regular Japanese person on stage,
you don't look like you have long reach.
No.
No?
Yeah.
It helps with some things and hurts with others.
Like, if you're really long, it's harder to be explosive.
You have longer reach, but you're also heavier.
And it's just... it's difficult to be explosive when you're longer.
So many.
Lots of them.
Morimoto-san.
Tomohira-san.
Kawaguchi-san.
Hiyoki-san.
Urushihara-san.
Yeah, I watch on TV a lot.
Chun Sato-san.
Sato-san of parkour.
But you've achieved perfection.
We're looking forward to it.
Good luck.
Thank you very much.