Crazy Ass Japanese Skater
This evening while I was getting my daily fix of radical skate videos I came across something particularly mind blowing.
You see, the island of Japan is quite the interesting place. They have basically no smog rules so the cars are fast, no restrictions on how fast technology can advance so the iPhone 4 over there is literally pathetic and they are also very short people so when they build handrails and stuff down stair cases its really low thus making it very easy to grind on those handrails.
I found this video of a crazy ass Japanese skater who has literally put together one of the most insane skateboarding videos I’ve ever seen. The type of tricks he does in this video I have never seen anyone do before here in America or anywhere else.
This type of skateboarding is very unique to the culture that has developed itself within Japan. You really need to take 5 minutes out of your life to see this video because I promise you, you will not regret it!
If you enjoyed the shred sesh then please leave a comment below and tell me what you thought.
Speak soon,
Matthew Neer
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Not sure where you get your info from about Japan. I've lived in Japan for years and currently writing from here. No smog rules? There's something called “Sha-ken” and it's sucks harder than smog rules. It's every 2 years after the first 3 years and is VERY expensive. So expensive that many just buy another car. It makes smog checks laughable. You can read more at http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?p=21....
Your iPhone assessment is also wrong. The iPhone 3GS is #1 in cellphone sales in Japan http://www.tuaw.com/2009/07/05/iphone-3gs-ranke... . iPhone 4 will reach that soon.
Also, your Japanese are short comment is also wrong. I also thought that before I came here. SOOO wrong. Look here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height. Average Japanese male height is 5'7.5″. Average American height is 5'6″. I'm 5'10″ American and most of my colleagues are much taller than me.
Cool video but the Japanese stuff is just stereotypes.