Aiko Uemura will be hosting a junior mogul camp! Sunday, March 27, 2022 @ Hakuba Iwatake. Limited to 50 elementary and junior high school students, first come first served!

You can take mogul skiing lessons from the legendary Aiko Uemura!
This is a lucky opportunity for 50 elementary and junior high school students, and applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis!

What's great is that anyone can participate, regardless of their skiing ability, as long as they can prepare for skiing and ride the lift by themselves!

Aiko Uemura, a legendary Japanese mogul skier, achieved the unprecedented feat of competing in five consecutive Winter Olympics and winning the overall World Cup title—a first for a Japanese athlete. She
recently appeared on television daily as an NHK commentator at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
Many were captivated by her clear and passionate commentary.

A junior camp where you can learn mogul skiing from Aiko Uemura has been announced! The camp is open
to elementary and junior high school students. What's great is that anyone who can prepare their ski gear themselves and ride the ski lift alone can participate, regardless of their skiing skill level.

What a wonderful and exciting opportunity for the children to receive direct lessons from Olympia!
Don't miss this precious opportunity! Only the first 50 applicants will be accepted, so apply quickly!


Aiko Uemura Junior Mogulルキャンプ |    Iwatake Snow Field

Sunday, March 27, 2022

Venue: Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field
Target: Elementary and junior high school students
(Participation requirements: Must be able to prepare skis by oneself, ride the ski lift by oneself, have ski accident insurance or other accident insurance, and wear a helmet)
Capacity: 50 people (First-come, first-served basis)
Participation fee: 8,000 yen (Lift ticket included)

Application deadline: March 25, 2022

Inquiries: Shigeru Kobayashi,
Email: fstyle-mo18@outlook.jp


[Important Notes] * Please pay the participation fee at the reception desk on the day of the event. * As a measure against COVID-19 infection, please do the following: ① A health management sheet for the 10 days leading up to the event (temperature checks for 10 days) ② A negative antigen or PCR test certificate issued within 72 hours of the event ③ Parent/guardian participation consent form Please download and fill out ① and ③ from the following website and submit them on the day of the event . https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qo7vJUg-V4uKnU3-Q8s0OWxvc24hhioV?usp=sharing







Please be sure to bring all required documents, as you may not be able to participate if they are not submitted. The
event may also be canceled depending on the infection situation.

Cooperation: Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field
Sponsorship: PONOS Corporation (The Battle Cats)


Aiko Uemura

He competed in five consecutive Winter Olympics: Nagano in 1998, Salt Lake City in 2002, Turin in 2006, Vancouver in 2010, and Sochi in 2014, placing highly in all of them. He was also the first Japanese to win the overall World Cup title, making him a legendary athlete who has carved his name into the history of Japanese moguls. Since retiring from racing, he has expanded his activities to backcountry skiing, and is also involved in educational activities and media work to spread the joy of moguls. He also recently served as a commentator for NHK at the 2022 Beijing Olympics

 

Photo: Uemura Aiko's official Facebook page

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