#Shion and tsubasa pro

“They’ll win when you lead them to victory.” No matter what, she wants to make the national team – but she really loves her current team. The results of her leadership haven’t shown yet, and she’s also getting older. We finally got to see Tsubasa play hockey! She has an emotional talk with her coach right after.Īs the team captain, she wants to lead her team to nationals, but she’s feeling the pressure. That soba looks absolutely delicious by the way. They unfortunately lost their mother many years ago, so their father’s been raising them by himself while running the restaurant. SASA by the way, comes from Tsuba sa and her sister’s name, Azu sa. New episodes of Terrace House: Opening New Doors are slowly drizzling in, but for many of us the energy just isn’t the same as it was at the beginning of the season. When the members walk in (Tsubasa, Mizuki, Ami, and Nakamura), he comments on all the beautiful ladies. I get the feeling, as I’m around the same age.

#Shion and tsubasa pro

Nakamura explains that he’s been basically following after his older brother who’s also a pro snowboarder.Īs far as a goal, he wants to do something to make his pappy proud. Shion asks him (he seems to be asking everything so far) how he got into this craziness. It successfully piques the interest of the members and they ask to see.

Sly Nakamura has his laptop out and starts editing his snowboarding videos. When he doesn’t stop moping, she lands a finishing blow.

She gives him some solid advice, like setting clear, attainable goals and then following through with them. He just wants to be independent and he’s feeling the pressure. Meanwhile, the middle-school kid talks with the remaining members at the table, and he gets pretty hard on himself. “What about Yuudai, how do you feel about him?” She says she wants to do runway, and Shion offers to help her work on her walk. Shion then takes Ami to the playroom to talk about modeling once he finds out that’s what she wants to do. Ahem.Īnyway, we find out a little bit about Ami, Yuudai, Mizuki, and Tsubasa respectively. Luckily, nobody was brutally shot down and made to cry here. Immediately I (and the panel) thought of Tap, from Boys & Girls in the City, who is infamously known for the ‘dream police’ incident from episode 3 of that series. At the table, Shion asks everybody what their dreams and aspirations are.