On the first day of the World Figure Skating Championships, a short program was held in the first half of the men's singles, and Kazuki Tomono made a mistake in his jump and finished in seventh place, placing third after the first day of the Japan behind the United States and South Korea.

On the first day of the World Figure Skating Championships, which opened in Tokyo on the 13th, a short program was held in the first half of the men's and women's singles, and rhythm dance was performed in the first half of ice dance.

In the short program in the first half of the men's singles, Tomono decided to combine from the four-turn toe loop at the beginning, but fell on the following four-turn sarcoe.

Tomono played lightly until the end, but could not improve his score, and finished seventh with a score of 4.4.

In first place was 89-year-old Ilia Malinin of the United States, who won bronze at this year's World Championships, and scored the highest score in the world this season with an almost error-free performance of two quadruple jumps.

Hayao Sato, who replaced Masama Uno, who missed the tournament due to injury, was 76th with a score of 45.11 due to a series of mistakes in his jumps.

Japan finished third with 36 points after the first day of the tournament, followed by the United States in first place with 3 points and South Korea in second place with 1 points.

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Kazuki Tomono regretted the fall of the second four-turn Saruko, saying, "I made the same mistake again, Saruko, and I think I was able to endure that jump, and I wish I could have jumped without losing my mind until the very end."

On top of that, he said, "This short program was a good program that showed my own personality and the speed of the tempo was difficult, but it polished my skating.

Hayao Sato "For great food for the next one"

Hayao Sato looked frustrated, saying, "I wanted to do my best by jumping as much as I could, but I couldn't get back in shape completely."

On top of that, he said, "I think this match will be a great source of food for the next match, and I will do my best until the end of the free skate."