Riders from Ishikawa Prefecture are organizing and running a handmade event,
and the entry fees will be donated to relief efforts for the Noto earthquake!
In response to the recent Noto Peninsula earthquake, a group of skiing buddies from Ishikawa Prefecture have come together to hold a charity event. The content is casual, and anyone can easily participate, regardless of their level, and it's a fun session for everyone to enjoy
This event is aimed at skiers who want to have fun with their friends, ski with riders, try something new, or hike the jib to the max, and aims to help people make connections through this event, expanding the circle of people who enjoy free skiing and winter sports
The entry fees from participants will be donated to the Noto earthquake disaster relief fund.
The event will be held from 9:00 to 16:00 in two parts: the morning session will be a "JIB PHOTO SESSION" and the afternoon session will be a "FUNRIDE SESSION".
During the JIB PHOTO session, photographers will be stationed at items divided into 30-minute intervals, and participants will have a free photo session where they can appeal to the photographers. In the afternoon, it will be a FUN RIDE session, where teams will be divided into free-ride groups, jib-hiking groups, etc., and participants will have sessions with each rider, receive one-point advice, showcase their riding skills, and enjoy riding freely.
If you participate, you are sure to make new friends and get some great commemorative riding shots. Why not come and join us? The event is just around the corner, but details are as follows.
Noto Peninsula Earthquake Charity Festival
JIB & FUN RIDE SESSION
[Date] Saturday, March 9, 2024
[Time] 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Two sessions: JIB session and FUNRIDE session)
[Venue] Able Hakuba Goryu GORYU PARK
[Participation Fee] 2,000 yen (Lift ticket not included) *Participation fee will be donated to disaster relief for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake
[Number of Participants] Approximately 30 people (including men and women)
[Event] Primarily freeskiing (Snowboards and other equipment are also accepted)