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Yeah, and I briefly talked about the Japanese running culture.
Oh, yeah, awesome.
I hope you remember.
So, we have time, it's so precious.
Just one question for me.
No problem.
My friend in California told me you are ever improving athlete,
so like you did in Western States.
Yeah.
So, what do you think? Are you improving or progressing?
Well, I have a lot of room to improve at UTMB, so I hope so.
I haven't really felt like I've had my best day,
so I think I have a lot of mistakes to try to fix here specifically.
Yeah, hopefully a little more room in the 100K too
and maybe find myself in Japan for the next attempt.
He says he will make it this time in Chamonix.
In Chamonix, I hope so, but there's a lot of things that have to go right,
and I think the more I learn about this race,
the more I'm humbled with the amount of things that do have to go right.
Allow me to make one tag question.
So, when I met you last time, the second CarbonX project,
you didn't make it to break the record.
But I think I heard you are interested in running Lake Soroma 100K,
which is where the world record was born.
Do you have anything in mind in the future?
Yeah, so Lake Soroma is definitely, I'm very aware of it,
especially with the history there.
But the hardest thing is feeling like I need to make a choice
between Lake Soroma and Comrades.
It's nice to see, I think, Neo Kazami go over to Comrades a bit
after his success at Lake Soroma.
But I'll have to choose at some point which one to do.
So maybe some Japanese fans can motivate me to go there instead.
Yeah.
