<div>Japan is the world's number one skateboarding nation. Five Olympic golds. 475 skateparks and still not enough. And right now, mountain towns across Tohoku and Shikoku are emptying — 5% population loss per year, abandoned homes listed at ¥1, local governments handing out land to anyone who will bring people back.
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<div>We are going to take one of those dying towns and turn it into the second Skatepark City.
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<div>Same model as El Salvador. Same charter. Same coin economy. Different mountain — with snow in winter, which means the rope tow becomes a chair lift in October and ski and snowboard athletes replace skaters until April. Two Olympic sports. One city. One gondola. Revenue 12 months a year.
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<div>Japan Mountain is where KASSO — Japan's biggest skate TV show, produced by TBS — films its permanent home. A 500m vertical drop. A 360° indoor dome that runs at 18°C all winter. An athlete village built by the same 3D-print fleet that built El Salvador.
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<div>Phase 2 launches when El Salvador is operational. We are fundraising now to secure the site and begin the permitting process. Be part of the city that saves a Japanese mountain town while building the world's best dual-season skate destination.
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