Kanda is known as the town of second-hand books, curry, music, and winter sports.
A new ski and snowboard shop has opened in this town.
It's called F.JANK.
Conveniently located along Yasukuni-dori Street, within a five-minute walk of Tokyo Metro Awajicho Station, Shin-Ochanomizu Station, and Ogawa Station, the store was formed by combining the ski shop Sports Crew and the snowboard shop F.JANCK. F.JANK had previously
operated as a snowboard shop in a different location in the same Kanda district for 25 years, but moved in May of this year and was reborn as a store selling both skis and snowboards.

The shop occupies an entire five-story building, with a large sales floor area. Snowboard gear is displayed on the first floor, and skis are on the second floor. Ski gear is divided into 30% park, 30% all-mountain, 30% technical, and 10% kids'. The lineup remains almost the same as it was during the Sports Crew era. However, as the store has become larger, the number of products has increased, and products other than skiing gear, such as alpine skis, are now on display




The good news isn't just that the ski section has been expanded. Floors 3 to 5 are dedicated to clothing and accessories, so you can now choose from a wide variety of soft goods in addition to gear. Most of the products are snowboard and outdoor brands. However, the latest lineups from brands like THE NORTH FACE and PATAGONIA are available, as well as popular brands for both skis and snowboards like 686, QUICKSILVER, and P.RHYTHM OUTERWEAR, so you'll have no trouble finding clothing



The functionality required for skiing and snowboarding on snowy mountains is not that different, so there is not much of a problem. The same can be said for goggles, gloves, and helmets. There is little difference in the functionality required for either category. Products that are easy for anyone to pick up are displayed
In fact, the advantage of coming to F.JANCK is that you can also purchase snowboarding soft goods and apparel, as the store carries products that are difficult to find at ski shops alone
Finally, Mr. Tsumura, the new ski floor manager, said,
"The store has been renovated, so please come and visit us!"

It's getting colder, so if you're thinking about preparing for winter, why not visit our new store?

