“I hope to keep on living the present in a way that I can always be proud of myself in front of tomorrow's me.”

—  Yuzuru Hanyu

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Original: (ja) 明日の自分が今の自分を見たら胸張っていられるように、そんな今を過ごし続けたいなという風に思ってます。
Source: Interview with NHK on 15 June 2015, aired the same day in the evening news program News Watch 9.

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