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Prince Ice World 2021-2022 - Brand New Story II - Oita Performance Report

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The 2020-2021 season was affected by the spread of the new coronavirus, forcing the cancellation of performances. The 2021-2022 season began amidst a new way of life that was still being established but had not yet been resolved. After a series of performances in Yokohama, Prince Ice World 2021-2022 was held on August 7 and 8 in Beppu City, the capital of Oita, Japan's largest hot spring prefecture, after a five-year absence.

*This performance was held after sufficient measures were taken to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus in accordance with the government's infection prevention guidelines.

The Prince Ice World Team's military and entertainment show, as well as performances by current and professional skaters, and a collaboration with guest artists Harami and Nobunari Oda, and sisters Marin, Nozomi, and Sarai Honda, as a program exclusive to the Oita event. In addition, BOOOST and Miki Ando, who sang the cheering song for the Prince Ice World Team, collaborated on the ice for the performance.

Introduction about the skater

In this performance, photo time was established as an alternative standard to "Fureai Time" due to infection control measures.

*This report is a summary of the four performances.

venue

Beppu Beacon Plaza, Oita

date(s) (e.g. for exhibition)

August 7 (Sat.) & 8 (Sun.), 2021 (2 days) 4 performances in total

Composition and Direction

Japan

performance

Regular performers
Prince Ice World Team / Shizuka Arakawa / Takeshi Honda

Guest skaters
Miki Ando / Nobunari Oda / Kanako Murakami / Shoma Uno / Detective Tanaka / Marin Honda / Mochiyu Honda / Sarai Honda

Guest Artists
Harami Chan/BOOOST

organizing

Oita Godo Shimbun / OAB Oita Asahi Broadcasting Corporation / GAKUON Unity Face

support

TOKIWA Beppu / STARFLYER

support

Oita Prefecture / Japan Skating Federation / Oita Skating Federation / FM Oita / KBC Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting / KAB Kumamoto Asahi Broadcasting / FM Saga, etc.

cooperation

Beppu City / Beppu Beacon Plaza / Beppu City Tourism Association / Beppu City Ryokan Hotel Association / Tralock Entertainment / iMOT / shaperoom Harajuku / Take Five

planning and production

Blue Muse Inc. / GAKUON Unity Face Inc.

assistance in news gathering

GAKUON Unity Face Inc.

Prince Ice World Team

Guests (in order of appearance)

Sarai Honda

▼ Main Results
2018 Asian Open Trophy Advanced Novice 2nd Place
2018 All-Japan Novice Championship, A2nd place
2018 All-Japan Junior Championships, 17th place
2019 Challenge Cup Advanced Novice Winner

Marin Honda

▼ Main Results
2016 World Junior Championships Winner
2017 World Junior Championships, 2nd place
2019 All-Japan Championships, 8th place

Detective Tanaka.

▼ Main Results
Participated in the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics
2017-2019 World Championships

Artist Guest: Harami Chan

Nobunari Oda (collaboration)

▼ Main Results
2006 Four Continents Champion
2006 World Championships, 4th place
2008 All-Japan Championship Winner
2010 Vancouver Olympics, 7th place

Mochiyu Honda (collaboration with three sisters, solo)

▼ Main Results
2018 Kinki Championship (Junior), 4th place
2018 West Japan Junior Championship, 8th place
2018 All-Japan Junior Championships, 12th place

recreation

The history of synchronized skating is introduced, as well as techniques such as lines, blocks, weels, and intersections.

Kanako Murakami

▼ Main Results
2010 GP Final 3rd
2013 World Championships, 4th place
2014 Four Continents Championships Winner
2014 Sochi Olympics

Artist Guest BOOOST

BOOOST Official Site
https://booost.jp/

Miki Ando (collaboration)

▼ Main Results
2007,2011 World Champion
2010 Vancouver Olympics, 5th place
2011 Four Continents Champion
Won the All-Japan Championship 3 times

Takeshi Honda

▼ Main Results
Winner of the Four Continents Championships in 1999 and 2003
2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, 4th place
2002, 2003 World Championships, 3rd place
Won the All-Japan Championship 6 times

Shizuka Arakawa

▼ Main Results
1998 Nagano Olympics
2004 World Champion
2006 Olympic Gold Medal, Turin, Italy

Shoma Uno

▼ Main Results
Silver medal, Pyeongchang Olympics, 2018
2017, 2018 World Championships, 2nd place
2019 Four Continents Championships Winner
2021 World Championships, 4th place
Four-time All-Japan champion