I was a bit nervous, not too much.
I don't think I thought of anything other than the routine.
This is a short program, so I will do three jumps, three spins and two steps.
I am about to do the most important jump now.
I feel like I am doing live broadcasting.
My team was discussing the theme and my choreographer David Wilson
suggested James Bond,so we thought it would be unique and nice to give it a try.
I am doing steps. At this stage I am relieved and more relaxed,
than before because I had already succeeded in all the important moves.
But just in case, I am focusing on not making any mistakes.
I slightly stumbled here.
This is the last spin that I am focusing on now.
This spin can affect the result.
Sometimes the smallest difference in the score decides winning or losing.
So I have to stay focused to the last minute.
The last scene is very important because it always remains a strong image,
so every figure skater in all programs decide on the last move carefully.
Originally it wasn't the move I was going to do, until this move was confirmed
there were so many changes. I realized after the competition it had become famous.
A fan threw a stuffed animal for me.
I am not sure where it is, but I know I have it.
Because I knew Asada Mao already had a good score,
I felt nervous in case of anything although I knew had done well.
I had done all I could, so I thought I had won,
but I wasn't sure I won, until it was confirmed.