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Chiaki is still down for the cause after many years on the blades. At this point of a news post, we would normally point out who helped film or edited this video... all that stuff. But this time, we have no further information to share. At least none we can easily decipher. Everything is set in these exotic letters. We could of course use one of these translation services on the web, but that'd mean there would be no time left to watch the edit a second time. Also... too much work. Anyways, enjoy the edit.

Here is a brand new edit featuring Japan's legend Chiaki Ito. Chiaki Ito used to skate in the XGames back in 1995 and he is still rocking it. Check it out.

Shigeru Mori put together an edit of Chiaki Ito while skating Tokyo. Pure steez.

In this edit you can see the best talents from Japan showing off their skills in the G Skatepark. Check out Eiji Sakihara, Haruki Dozen, Katsuhiko Sagata, Kazuho Kumazawa, Yoshiki Kimura, Chiaki Ito, Koichi Iguchi, Yuto Goto, and Toru Shirai as the show no fear and rip up the park.

Feast your eyes on this beautifully edited piece of videography! Our japanese friends spent time in Shinjuku and Shibuya to capture the magic of the Tokio nightlife spiced with some rolling flavour. Plus it´s always good to spot Chiaki Ito doing some magic on wheels!

Back in the day there was Japan's posterboy Chiaki Ito appearing on all the major contests (XGames, ASA etc.) worldwide. Today there are some new faces and talents stepping up the game and drawing a lot more attention to Japan from the rest of the rolling world again. We approached Yuto (one of the new talents) two weeks ago and received this edit almost 24 hours later. This guy not only impressed us with his dedication, but more with his solid skating talent that you can see in this edit. When he answered the questions that we sent him there was one answer that made us smile. His favorite skater from back in the day is Alex Broskow (and not for example Chiaki Ito). Yuto seems to be just too new-school to know any of the legendary skaters. But seeing his One Minute One Spot there is no sign of being new school anymore...he already seems to be conscience-proof and talented like the older guys.

When you think of distinct styles in rollerblading that you can attribute to certain countries and their bladers, quite often Japan comes to mind...

We Are Valo 2 got released in May 2007, and one of the biggest surprises was Soichiro Kanashima’s introduction section, his first in an...

Truth be told, it is not too often that one will see two Japanese bladers highlighted at the very top of this very website, both at the very same...

ONE Magazine uploaded a short edit of the NISS 20 Year Reunion Session. Featuring Randy Spizer, Jon Julio, Tyler Hester, Chris Calkins, Shigemasa...