Alts Bandai has been holding the snowboarding competitions "Japan Open" and "Asia Open" since 2005, proposing ways to enjoy freestyle before becoming a major player in Japan.In July of last year, he signed an affiliation contract with Miyabi Onitsuka and created a practice park exclusively for her. In addition to producing artificial items called JIB at our own factory, we will do our utmost to support Onizuka's practice environment by taking advantage of the quality of the items and the track record of being involved in park creation at international class competitions.
This dedicated practice park was unveiled on 1/22, and public practice is scheduled until February 2.You can also tour on the day of the public practice, so if you want to see the world's top level riding of Onizuka live, please check the outline below and come visit us.
[Outline of Miyabi Onitsuka's public practice]
Schedule:Scheduled for January 2018st (Sun) -February 1st (Thursday), 21
Time:By 8:XNUMX in the morning of the dayTop page on the Alts Bandai website"Outing information" announces the practice time of the day
Visit place:It is possible to observe from the designated position of the Alts Bandai course "Bato XNUMX" (lower part)
Tour fee:free.However, it is a condition that you can purchase a lift ticket, get on the bato chair, and slide to the designated place by yourself.
Precautions:
(XNUMX) It is strictly forbidden to walk up the slope to the place to visit
(XNUMX) Please refrain from speaking to Onizuka before the jump.
(XNUMX) Camera photography is possible
(XNUMX) Practice may be canceled or the time may be changed depending on the weather, physical condition of the athlete, and other circumstances.
Onizuka player profile
Born October 1998, 10.Born in Kumamoto prefecture. He started snowboarding at an indoor practice field in Fukuoka City when he was 12 years old, and won his first victory at the Indie Park Jam held at Alts Bandai when he was in the first grade of elementary school.
He signed a sponsorship contract with Burton at the age of eight, and in 8 he was the youngest to win the Snowboard World Championship Women's Slopestyle (*) at the age of 2015. He also won 16rd place in the 2017 World Championship, and was the first Japanese to win a prize in two consecutive tournaments. Entered Waseda University in 3.
* Slopestyle: A scoring competition in which the overall flow, difficulty of aerial techniques, and perfection are competed while capturing obstacles on the slope. Adopted as an official event from the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
[Main results]
2012 – Burton European Junior Open 1st place
2013 – Burton European Junior Open 3st place
2014 – FIS 20th All Japan Ski Championships Snowboard, Slopestyle 1st place
2014 – Burton European Open 2nd
2015 – Snowboard World Championship Slopestyle 1st place
2016 – LAAX OPEN 3rd place
2016 – FIS World Cup Menchengradbach Tournament 3rd place
2017 – Snowboard World Championship Slopestyle 3st place
2017 – FIS World Cup Beijing Tournament Big Air 2nd
2017 – FIS World Cup Menchengradbach Tournament Big Air 2nd
Alz Bandai
https://www.alts.co.jp
