This book describes Yuzuru Hanyu's journey from skating as a child to the youth group to the adult group, about his growth, and about every competition.
On March 11, 2011, the Tohoku region of Japan suffered an unprecedented natural disaster. At the time of the earthquake, Yuzuru Hanyu was training in Sendai, not far from the epicenter. He ran out of the ice rink on skates and became one of the many affected households. Faced with a dilapidated hometown and a half-destroyed practice venue, he once questioned whether to continue his sports career. However, he thought that his efforts might give others courage. Even if he had to wander around and fight for practice venues, Hanyu persisted and in the next season, he became the youngest world championship medalist in Japanese history, and even became an Olympic champion three years later.
In it, Hanyu will share his skating experience from when he started skating at the age of 4 to when he rose to international prominence at the age of 17, the skaters he admires, his future dreams, his current state of mind during the earthquake, etc., Allowing readers to understand the struggle of this young skater who continues to make history.
