This one’s a full-on POV day at Asari in Japan, and I’m not kidding when I say it felt like the deepest day yet. I’m riding regular, just doing what I always do—hunt for the best pockets, keep the speed up, and try to “send it” without getting absolutely swallowed. It’s that classic Japan vibe where every turn can be a face shot, and the mountain just keeps giving if you’re willing to work for it. I’m mic’d up and running my usual POV setup, so you’re hearing the chaos in real time—stoke, sketch, and all the little moments that happen when you’re threading through deep snow. If you’re trying to plan a Japan trip or you just want to see what a real storm day looks like from the helmet cam, this video’s basically that: powder laps, exploring lines, and trying not to yard sale when the snow grabs you. Takeaway: deep days are unreal, but they punish lazy riding. Keep your weight right, stay loose, and pick smart lines—because Japan will humble you fast if you get complacent.