ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月17日 05時21分

“This is my dream stage, and I want to give my dream performance,” Yuzuru Hanyu said in the days leading up to the short program in men’s Olympic figure skating. The 23-year-old defending Olympic champion from Japan did just that on Friday, winning the short program with 111.68 points, 10 points higher than he scored at the 2014 Winter Games. He received a 10% bonus for the axel and a quad toe-triple toe combination jump, which were done in the second half of his routine, when skaters’ legs begin to tire. The only thing missing for Yuzuru was his trademark #WinniethePooh doll, which serves rinkside as a tissue box and a totem of good luck with its smiling, uncritical gaze. The Disney character would be a violation of Olympic branding and sponsorship rules. But Yuzuru did pat a Pooh doll on the head in his room for good fortune before the competition. (“I’m sure he was cheering for me,” he said.) It probably helped that a handful of fans wore Winnie the Pooh costumes in the stands during the short program — and as usual, a hail of Pooh dolls rained onto the ice after Yuzuru performed. @nytchangster photographed one of them making its way to the ice. (The dolls are collected and donated to charities.) #NYTXXIII

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