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We will resume normal business hours from today, March 19th (Sat).
Love Surf is We will resume normal business hours from today, March 19th (Sat). Signs, shop windows, Showcases, air conditioners, TV monitors, etc. We would like to inform you that we have turned off the lights and are operating with minimal electricity. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ [Luvsurf Business Hours] Open all year round Weekdays 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM Sundays and holidays 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Learn moreMAYHEM has sent a message to everyone in Japan!
From: Matt Biolos To: My business partners, friends, customers, all the surfers and people of Japan. Over the last week I have seen the news and watched in horror the destruction in Japan. It is with great remorse that I see this happening to a country and culture that has been such a major part of my life and my business. I have, in total, spent over a year of my life in Japan, starting with yearly shaping trips to Nagoya in the early 1990's and on to many visits to Tokyo over the last decade. I have made many great friends and met many talented and amazing people. Japan and its people have taught me many things. Honor, pride, Dedication to work and and education and steadfastly believing in the collective strength of yourselves, your community and most of all, your culture. Its these strengths that I have witness first hand so many times that gives me confidence and gratification that you, of all countries , will come back from this even stronger. When traveling alone and working in a different country, you envelope became into the day to day life and begin to see...at least on the surface, the way the people of that country deal with problems and adversities. Of all the many countries I have visited and worked in, no people exudes the skill, organization and selfless commitment of the individual to the greater cause of the whole community than the Japanese. My thoughts are with Japan and the Japanese people. I feel regret and sorrow for the terrible things that you are dealing with today. But I don't fear for Japan, because I know the Japanese people, and I know they are strong and will overcome this and rise to new, greater levels once again. Matt Biolos...Lost Surfboards. March 16th 2011 Japanese business partners, To my friends, customers, all surfers and the people of Japan I've been watching the news for the past week, I am extremely horrified by the devastation that has occurred in Japan. Japan is the most influential country in my life and business. I would like to express my deepest condolences for what has happened this time. In total, I have been living in Japan for over a year. It all started in the early 1990s when I went to Nagoya every year to get my shape up. Over the past 10 years, I've been going to Tokyo quite often. I've met so many good friends and met some amazingly talented people. Japan and its people (Japanese people) have taught me a lot. It is respect, pride, dedication in work and education, Or the overall ability to believe in yourself, your friends, and everything. And he taught me about the culture. There is a strength there that I have seen and felt firsthand. I believe you will all recover stronger than ever. When you travel alone to a foreign country, you can see the current problems (reality = everyday life), It allows you to calm down, take a step back and think about the bigger picture. As do all people in countries dealing with problems and difficulties. Of all the people from the many countries I have visited and worked with, the Japanese are the most Individual skills, organizations, and communities that have a positive impact on the community as a whole. It is filled with selfless dedication. My way of thinking is the same as that of the Japanese people. I am so sorry and saddened by what you went through today. But I think Japan will be okay. I know that everyone in Japan is strong. I believe we can overcome this and reach new and better levels. Lost Surfboard By Matt Biolos. March 16, 2011
Learn moreOn March 15th, the store closed at 4:00 PM.
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Good luck Japan! It seems that it is difficult to get through by phone, so if you have any inquiries, please contact us by phone. http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/contact/contact.php Please send it via this form, or shopmaster@luvsurf.co.jp Please contact us at this email address.
Learn moreTo save energy, store hours will be shortened.
It seems that it is difficult to get through by phone, so if you have any inquiries, please contact us by phone. http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/contact/contact.php Please send it via this form, or shopmaster@luvsurf.co.jp Please contact us at this email address.
Learn moreIt seems that the arrival of your mail order package is delayed.
By phone or email, Regarding non-arrival of luggage, We have received your inquiry and will post it on our blog. Due to the effects of the Tohoku Pacific Ocean Earthquake, Available for mail order at "Surfboard" and "WEB★Store" It seems that the arrival of your purchases has been delayed. Tsunami warnings and advisories have been issued. Please stay away from the coast just yet. For inquiries, please contact ■ Please call 03-3732-5532. ■Or, please use this inquiry form. http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/contact/contact.php
Learn moreSurfing should only be resumed once safety is confirmed!
At Luvsurf, the boards displayed on the ceiling were shaking violently. The boards inside the store were undamaged, but a mannequin in the closing area was knocked over. The liquor store across the street was badly damaged, and the smell of alcohol filled the surrounding area. The nearby railroad crossing was closed, and the road in front of the store was extremely congested. The store closed earlier than usual.
Learn moreMayhem explains CONQUEST! Video with subtitles!
POWERQUEST will be released this year, The QUEST series now has a total of six models. The Conquest is the original model of the QUEST series. Its popularity at Love Surf is growing year by year. Mayhem explains the "Conquest" model. Subtitled movies, http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/camp/conqest.html Please take a look at the special page for "Conquest." Conquest is This is a special model for Japan, designed to suit the wave conditions in Japan. The design was especially thought out for older shortboarders. That's because I've been riding shortboards for 10 to 15 years, Nowadays, there are surfers in their mid-30s to 40s who can only go surfing on weekends. There are also people who used to rip and are probably still at a level where they can rip. However, it is aimed at surfers whose paddling ability has declined. That is, if you gain weight or get older, I couldn't go to the beach very often because I had to spend time with my family. This design is based on the shortboard. It's also a performance model, and it's very buoyant. It has a sufficient rocker, and the entry rocker is also small. The tail design is the same as the Fish Quest concept. In conjunction with the flat tail rocker, we added elevator wings to the outside rails. The elevator wing outside this rail can accommodate the rail, It's easy to make tight, snappy (agile) maneuvers. It can make sudden movements even at slow speeds. If you can't go surfing for three or four weeks, The waves were about knee-high, and kids were riding short boards. When you go to a beach full of longboarders, you can ride this Conquest. Even in thick, turbulent waves, paddling is easy and you can catch and ride a lot of waves. The appearance of this board with such functions is the short board you have been wanting. It's a board. It's not a fish board. It doesn't look like a fish board, does it? This design was created in response to a request from Japan. It is specially designed to suit Japanese waves and Japanese surfers. For older surfers or those with family commitments, I want to keep riding my pointy shortboard and keep ripping. However, it's perfect for those who struggle when competing for small waves.
Learn moreRecommended "Tokyo Bay Board Surfing" - perfect for training!
Today, before the store opens, With staff members "Masaharu" and "Kabachan"... I took part in a program test for Love Surf's "Board Surfing School." The board captain is a Tokyo surfer, This is Kubo-san, a pioneer of Tokyo Bay board surfing. Hippochan/LOST-POWERQUEST With the largest wave size and quality in Japan, I was able to watch each and every surfer up close, While giving advice and correcting the bad points, How to balance your surfing and your riding form, You can practice basic turns. While riding, you can listen to the coach's advice, Since it can be done immediately, I don't think there has ever been a better way to practice to improve your skills. Masaharu/LOST-POWERQUEST Don't miss any riding videos, You can watch it later. Nishii/LOST-DRIVER I went board surfing last week too, The muscle pain in my thighs continued for three days from the next day. Strengthen the muscles needed for surfing turns, If you continue to do this, your balance will improve. There's no doubt that surfing in the ocean will be amazing. (Bonus) This is the Tokyo Gate Bridge, currently under construction. I wasn't connected until just the other day. When I saw it today, they were using a huge crane to connect the center.
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