I visited Lost Hamamatsu store and G-SLASH.
The owner is Kenya Nomata, CEO of Crossing Wetsuits, the owner of G-SLASH, a store in Hamamatsu that attracts core surfers and has been a Lost retailer for over 10 years, and whose rider is Matt Archibald.
There were waves, so we headed to Goto P, right in front of the shop, put up a sign (a sure sign of a great surf shop!) and headed out to surf. Nomata-san, as you'd expect from the owner of Lost Dealer, was already riding a QUAD board! He was riding it well.
His wife, Tomoko, took some photos, so please take a look.
Tomoko's photography skills are on par with those of a professional.
All of the surfing photos below are by Tomoko.
Masashi, a G-SLASH rider who was with me on the Maldives trip last year,
I was surfing. This is what surfing at home is like!
As you can see, many club members were having a session at the point.
Everyone here is just such a talented person.
The session continues like this even after we come out of the water...!
I visited Lost Hamamatsu store and G-SLASH.
The owner is Kenya Nomata, CEO of Crossing Wetsuits, the owner of G-SLASH, a store in Hamamatsu that attracts core surfers and has been a Lost retailer for over 10 years, and whose rider is Matt Archibald.
There were waves, so we headed to Goto P, right in front of the shop, put up a sign (a sure sign of a great surf shop!) and headed out to surf. Nomata-san, as you'd expect from the owner of Lost Dealer, was already riding a QUAD board! He was riding it well.
His wife, Tomoko, took some photos, so please take a look.
Tomoko's photography skills are on par with those of a professional.
All of the surfing photos below are by Tomoko.
Masashi, a G-SLASH rider who was with me on the Maldives trip last year,
I was surfing. This is what surfing at home is like!
As you can see, many club members were having a session at the point.
Everyone here is just such a talented person.
The session continues like this even after we come out of the water...!
