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You can eat, take a break, check the waves and email at the same time.
Today's photo was taken at the river mouth break in Canggu. This is what the waves look like from the front. This is the left wave on the left side. Jodie, who is already well known in Japan, will also be joining the filming rider team from today. Photographer DAI worked hard under the scorching sun. Jodie is 6'3"SB, Dorian is a 5'10" AC-PRO Hiroki is a 5'11" PUSED FISH Nishii is a 5'10" CL-PRO DEKO took a commemorative photo with his good friend, former WCT player Noodle. The cafe in Canggu has wireless LAN, It's a great environment where everyone can work on their computers after surfing. You can eat, take a break, check the waves and email at the same time. It would be great if there were shops like this on the beach in Japan too. In the afternoon I went surfing for the first time in Legian. I once read in a surf magazine that it would be better not to come to Bali than to come to Bali to surf on the beach. I had read some articles about it so I wasn't expecting much, but the waves were really good. In Legian, We were also there to surf at UBER FISH, and we had Bali expert Kazuya Pro there too. The locals are all excited that the waves will be higher tomorrow!!
Learn moreToday we're shooting at Varian.
Today we're shooting at Varian. Boards photographed riding all at once on the Presebo. Checking the waves at the beach. Check the video you took on the spot. Nagae-san, please recommend some delicious food. Obese Rider/Hiroki is a big eater. He is exceptionally good, so if you look closely you'll spot Kalani Rob in Canggu. Tomorrow we will be shooting a video with Jodie.
Learn moreToday we're at Airport Point.
Today we're at Airport Point. Surfing the left wave at the point break right in front of the PATRA BALI HOTEL where I was staying. Nishii is UBER FISH Hiroki is CL-PR0 2 Daisuke test rides the AC-QUAD. Dorian is 5'10" CL?PRO It was my first time riding it, but I was able to ride it well. Two Love Surf customers were also surfing at Airport Point. Daisuke even took some quick photos in the light rain! I'm using UBER FISH with AUROLA 5.1+4.2 QUAD SET and TINER, and the 5 FIN is working great. Lunch at a Sumatran restaurant. Just like at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, you pay by counting the plates you eat. Tomorrow we plan to go to Balian or Madewi.
Learn moreA laid-back Miyazaki surf trip with three pro middle-aged surfers, DAY 2
In 2004, I went on a 3-day, 2-night surf trip to Kyushu with Zuccho and Tetsu. Video (YouTube version) Day 2! On the second day, we surfed at a different spot. With the help of local people, we were able to get a good spot. This is a video of surfing at the mouth of a river with the guidance of professional surfer Mizumoto. The camera and editing was done by Toku, who is well known from the blog corner. This is an edited version of the second day. It will be open to the public on the same day as the first day of the previous event. This is the first time, so please check it out. A relaxed Miyazaki surf trip with three middle-aged pros The recording point for this day was the mouth of the Secret P River. The board Nishii rides is a WHIPLASH.
Learn moreThe board Nishii rides is a WHIPLASH.
↑This is from a 2-night, 3-day surf trip to Kyushu with Zuccho and Tetsu in 2004. This is the video (YOUTUBE version). The weather chart showed that the waves were good on that day, so I flew from Haneda to Miyazaki. I was in the Miyazaki area for three days and the waves are still amazing even now. The camera and editing was done by Toku, who is well known from the blog corner. This is an edited version of the first day and is about 10 minutes long. This is the first time it will be open to the public, so please come and see it. The recording point is the mouth of Kizakihama River. The board Nishii rides is a WHIPLASH.
Learn moreMorning surf at Upper Trestle
Today I went surfing first thing in the morning at Upper Trestle in San Clemente. We walked with the surf buyers from Murasaki Sports to the point. The two representatives from Cyber Wetsuit joined us, For some reason, even though it was Saturday, there were very few people surfing, only about 10 people. Everyone can ride as many good waves as they want. The reason why there were so few people there was because heavy rain was forecast this morning and the water temperature had dropped drastically and was very cold. Such a vacant upper wave, It was a fun wave like this. The board I rode was a PLACEBO CL-PRO 5'10". It's been a while since I last rode a Flexlite, The unique bending and stretching of the turn felt great! PLACEBO is of course in great condition even in authentic trestles! There's a storm coming tonight, so what will the waves be like tomorrow?
Learn moreThe company name is Luvsurf USA INC.
Nishii arrived safely in California. It seems that there was a strong north wind blowing from the morning today, and it was so cold that I needed a jacket. It started raining in the evening and is still raining now. In the rain, the first place I headed to from the airport was We are also requesting procedures to register the company in the USA. This is lawyer Yoko's office. There are various stages and I am currently in the application process. The company name is Luvsurf USA INC. Here is a nice box containing the application documents. I'm leaving for San Diego tomorrow.
Learn moreNishii is leaving for San Clemente.
Nishii will be leaving for San Clemente, California starting today, the 23rd. I'm attending a trade show called ASR this weekend in San Diego. LOST and Placebo will also be exhibiting at the exhibition booths. We hope to be able to provide you with information on the latest 2008 models and the latest real-world information from California. Keep an eye on the 24'S blog! This time it wasn't a regular surf trip, I plan to surf every morning. Here I go!
Learn moreThis photo was taken at WAVE POOL in Malaysia.
Yesterday afternoon, due to flooding, we took a detour and drove five hours from Kuantan to Kuala Lumpur. Taking a commemorative photo in the city. Cars and people ignore traffic lights, so it's scary to cross the road on foot. This is the view of Kuala Lumpur from the KL Tower, which is about 400 meters high. You can see the famous Twin Towers right there. This is what it looks like from below. And this morning, I took some photos at WAVE POOL in Malaysia. The board I rode was a LOST 5'5" Rocket. This is the bottom of this WAVE POOL. The offshore area is made of concrete, which changes to tiles halfway through and finally turns to sand. Normally, they rent out soft longboards and people line up to surf in order. Kailua, a member of the royal family who was supporting our tour, gave us the board to ourselves for about two hours. This is my fifth experience at WAVE POOL, following Palm Springs (California), Izu Nagaoka, Tobu Super Pool, and Wild Blue Yokohama. The waves were like this, each one slightly different, a Goofy break, but it seems that it takes time to set up, but it can also be adjusted to regular. Photographer Nakajima was busy taking pictures both underwater and from land. Professional surfer members Satoshi Sekino from Kamakura, Rikiya Kitada from Miyazaki, This is Takatsu Toshiyuki from Tokyo. And then there's Fukumitsu-san from Inamura, who planned this tour. It will be published in Surfing World. Please look forward to its release!
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