The FIS World Cup is one of the world's three major competitions, along with the World Championships and the Winter Olympics. It is an international competition with a history of more than 50 years, sponsored by the International Ski Federation (FIS). J SPORTS, Japan's largest 4-channel sports TV station, has more than 60 races this season in 5 events: FIS W-Cup alpine skiing men's and women's, freestyle skiing men's and women's moguls, snowboarding men's and women's, ski jumping men's, and Nordic combined. To broadcast. J SPORTS On Demand will further increase the volume and deliver 90 races.
The '21₋22 W-Cup series has already started in October. The fierce battle on the snow is being aired/delivered to acclaim. This match-by-match will be an important prelude to the future of the Winter Olympics in Beijing, which opens on February 4th. In particular, the Japanese team's impressive progress in moguls and snowboarding this season. In the December match, Japanese players dominated the podium in the men's and women's moguls.
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Highlights of each competition and live broadcast schedule in January 2022
Highlights of Moguls｜FREESYTLE SKI
Japanese riders dominate the podium in the 2nd round against Sweden and the 3rd round against France in December!
Moguls will broadcast/distribute all 13 W-Cup races.
The Japanese team is not in great shape as the season starts, but is in a state of disrepair. In the second round in Sweden held on December 11th, Japan's ace Yukima Horishima won his first victory, avenging last season's disappointment. He skated flawlessly with a score of 88.49 for his ninth W-Cup win.
At the same time, in the women's event, 17-year-old Anri Kawamura, who finished 2nd overall last season, defeated world champion Perrine Lafont (France) to stand in the center of the W-Cup podium for the first time.
It was the first time for a Japanese to win Abek. Let's watch the final run in the video!
In the match against France held on December 16-17, 2021, the men's one-two finish of Yukima Horishima and Daichi Hara. Daichi Hara, who won the bronze medal at the Pyeongchang Olympics, returned and recorded a personal best second place, and Kosuke Sugimoto also made a big leap forward with a fourth place. For women, Anri Kawamura finished second and Hinako Tomitaka finished fifth.
The super performance of these Japanese players is far beyond the imagination of people before the season. It's a hot season that I'm really looking forward to the future of each match. Of course, there is a lot of attention to the athletes' finishing condition for the Olympics in February, and we can't take our eyes off their performance. Be sure to watch the January W-Cup match live!
【Mogul January 2022 Live Broadcast Schedule】
| Friday, January 7, 2022, 3:50 a.m. to Saturday, January 8, 2022, 8:00 a.m. | Freestyle Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Moguls | Tremblant/Canada (01/08) | Commentary: Hara Daitora |
| January 8 (Sat) 3:50 a.m. to January 9 (Sun) 8:00 a.m. | Freestyle Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Moguls | Tremblant/Canada (01/08) | Commentary: Hara Daitora |
| January 15 (Sat) 5:50 am - January 15 (Sat) 10:00 am | Freestyle Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Moguls | Deer Valley/USA (01/15) | Commentary: Hara Daitora |
| January 23, 9:45 pm to January 23, 2022, 1:30 am | Freestyle Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Moguls | Chiesa in Valmalenco / Italy (01/15) |
Highlights of snowboarding｜SNOWBOARD
Men's halfpipe Yuto Totsuka, who won all the tournaments he participated in last season, including the World Championships, the World Cup, and the X Games. He is the most powerful athlete in the world right now. Ayumu Hirano, silver medalist in the men's halfpipe at the Pyeongchang Olympics, also returned to the Japanese national team, becoming the fifth Japanese skateboarder to participate in both the Summer and Winter Olympics. Ruka Hirano, who has won the previous round, is also attracting attention, and there is plenty of topicality.
In the women's field, at the age of 13 in 2008, Kokoro Murase, a promising young snowboarder who suddenly won the "X-Games" Big Air, is attracting a lot of attention. She also won her first W-Cup this season in the season opener in Switzerland, with hopes of a medal in Beijing in February.
Japanese athletes in action in December's season opener in the United States!
At the season opener held on December 11th at Copper Mountain in the United States, Ruka Hirano won the halfpipe and Yuto Totsuka finished 3rd. rice field. Ayumu Hirano also got off to a good start with a 4th place finish, while Sena Tomita jumped into 2nd place in the women's event. The start of the season marked the start of the season by the Japanese team of Kokomawa Murase, who won the W-Cup for the first time in the opening round in Switzerland with Big Air.
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 on J SPORTS.
【Snowboard January 2022 live broadcast schedule】
| Saturday, January 1, 1:50 am - 6:00 am | Snowboard FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Slopestyle | Calgary/Canada (01/01) |
| Saturday, January 8, 2:20 am - 6:30 am | Snowboard FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Slopestyle | Mammoth Mountain/USA (01/08) |
| January 9, 11:20 a.m. to January 9, 2022, 3:30 p.m. | Snowboard FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Halfpipe | Mammoth Mountain/USA (01/08) |
| January 15, 9:05 PM to January 15, 2022, 1:15 midnight | Snowboard FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Slopestyle | Laax/Switzerland (01/15) |
| January 15, 1:20 a.m. to January 16, 2022, 5:30 a.m. | Snowboard FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's and Women's Halfpipe | Laax/Switzerland (01/15) |
Highlights of alpine skiing | ALPINE SKI
J SPORTS has significantly increased the number of alpine skiing women's matches. Over 10 technical events (giant slalom, slalom) will be streamed live. Most notably Mikaela Shiffrin. She has won two Olympic gold medals in slalom, is the youngest ever gold medalist, and holds the most crystal trophies in W-Cup history with 45. As for the JAPAN team, attention will be paid to the skating of Asa Ando, who marked 10th place in the slalom at the World Championships last year, the highest ever for a Japanese skater.
The white circus, men's slalom, and giant slalom are scheduled to be broadcast/distributed for a total of 21 races. Men's Downhill and Super-G pick up up-and-coming competitions. Alpine ski men are in a state of melee. Who will win the overall title this season?
【Alpine skiing scheduled to be broadcast live in January 2022】
| January 4, 2022, 8:15 PM to January 4, 2022 at 2:30 midnight | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Women's Slalom | Zagreb/Croatia (1/4) | |
| January 5th 11:15pm - January 6th 5:30am | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's Slalom | Zagreb/Croatia (1/05) | Commentary: Kiminobu Kimura |
| January 8, 5:15 PM - January 8, 11:30 PM | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Women's Slalom | Maribor/Slovenia (1/8) | |
| January 8th 6:15pm - January 8th 0:30am | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's Giant Slalom | Adelboden/Switzerland (01/08) | |
| January 9, 5:15 PM - January 9, 11:30 PM | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Women's Slalom | Maribor/Slovenia (1/9) | |
| January 9th 6:15pm - January 9th 0:30am | Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021/22 Men's Slalom | Adelboden/Switzerland (01/09) | Commentary: Kyousuke Kohno |
Highlights of Ski Jump | SKI JUMP
"Ski Jump" is a LIVE distribution of 30 races. The men's attention is Ryoyu Kobayashi, the ace of the JAPAN jump team. Last season, he won 3 W-Cups, extending the record to 19 wins, the most for Japanese men, and ranked 4th overall. With the Beijing Olympics on the horizon, this season, which is full of expectations, got off to a good start by quickly winning the third round. Last season's overall winners Granel (NOR), Eisenbichler (GER), Stoff (POL) and other fierce battles are worth seeing.
[ Broadcast/distribution schedule for ski jumping in January 2022 ]
・https://www.jsports.co.jp/ski/jump/
Highlights of the Nordic complex｜NORDIC SKI
"Nordic Combined" competes by combining two events, cross-country skiing and ski jumping. Of course, attention will be given to Sochi Olympics and Pyeongchang Olympics silver medalist Akito Watanabe. Next is gold, and how to prepare for the winter Olympics, which is a long-cherished wish. Pay attention to its performance.
[ Nordic Composite January 2022 broadcast/distribution schedule ]
・https://www.jsports.co.jp/ski/nordic/
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