'21-22 "FIS W-Cup" begins!
More than 60 moguls, snowboards, alpine jumps, and Nordic combined
races / 13 mogul races and 11 snowboard races !
The FIS World Cup is one of the world's three major competitions, along with the World Championships and the Winter Olympics.
J SPORTS, Japan's largest 4-channel sports TV station, will have more than 60 races this season in 5 sports: alpine skiing men's and women's, ski jumping men's, freestyle skiing men's and women's moguls, Nordic combined, and snowboarding men's and women's, from October 2021 to March 2022. It will be thoroughly broadcast for 6 months.
J SPORTS On Demand plans to double the distribution competitions from last season and distribute more than 90 races in order to convey more of each race of this season, which is attracting attention due to the holding of the Winter Olympics.
/ distribute all 13 races The "Freestyle Skiing Men's and Women's Moguls", in which Yukima Horishima, who is aiming for the overall victory of his long-cherished wish, is in action is a must-see. Also, there is no end to the fun of snowboarding with many Japanese players. Broadcast/distribute various competitions, including "Ski Jumping" where Japanese athletes are remarkably active, and Japan Nordic Combined with overwhelming volume.
This year is a special season ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics in February.
Looking forward to competing for medals at the Olympics, please pay attention to how the world's top athletes compete from the beginning of the season.
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Snowboard FIS World Cup
October 23, 2021 (Sat) midnight 0:50 ~
FIS W-Cup Men's and Women's Big Air Cool/Switzerland live broadcast / LIVE distribution scheduled!
Attention is Yuto Totsuka, a men's halfpipe who won the World Championship, World Cup, and X Games last season. In addition, Ayumu Hirano, who finished the Tokyo Olympics and was a silver medalist in the men's halfpipe at the Pyeongchang Olympics, will return to the Japanese national team, so I'm looking forward to seeing the performance of the Japanese athletes who have raised their level even further. The women's slopestyle also finished the season in good shape, with Reiraku Iwabuchi finishing 2nd and Kokoro Murase finishing 3rd in the final race of last season, and further progress is expected this season. Both men and women have great expectations for SNOW JAPAN's success!
All 11 races of Big Air, Halfpipe and Slopestyle will be broadcast/distributed!
Freestyle Skiing Moguls FIS World Cup
December 4, 2021 (Sat) FIS W-Cup Mogul
Luka/Finland match will be broadcast live!
SNOW JAPAN men's moguls' attention is Yukima Horishima. He won the season opener last season, but then missed the podium and finished fourth overall. This season, aiming for his revenge, he will add a sense of stability to the turns and airs that make use of his own weapon of overwhelming speed, and aim for the overall victory of the year and the top at the Beijing Olympics. The women's team has three names in the top 10, starting with Anri Kawamura, who ranked 2nd overall last season, Hinako Tomitaka, who ranked 7th, and Terusara Sumiyoshi, who ranked 8th. Anri Kawamura is expected to win the overall championship, so she can't take her eyes off her slip every race!
All 13 races will be broadcast/distributed!
* Scheduled to broadcast the opening game * Broadcast date and time, broadcast channel, and broadcast format are subject to change.