The Japan Journals blokes, in their own words, “left the best till last” and so the last webisode of the season sees the boys sign off with a bang as they score awesome pow north of Niseko.

Loading themselves into the Rhythm Van, a crew comprised of Nick Hyne, Nick Brown, Connor Harding and Alex Stewart hit the blacktop from Niseko as far north as the Japanese roads allowed. Pitching up in Wakkanai – a mere 5 hour ferry ride from Russia – they get busy with one foot shenanigans and double corks all while scoring blower pow. As they say, it was “an epic road trip to see off the 2013 season.”

Look forward to next year’s, boys.

The good blokes behind the Diaries Down Under series have pitched up in Nippon for the season and are dropping a succession of webisodes from the Land of the Tit Deep Pow. This first installment sees the boys take night shred to a whole other level…

Featuring Nick Hyne, Nick Brown, Connor Harding, Alex Stewart and Dane Tiene as they take night riding to another level – riding the deepest snow earth has on offer, in the middle of the night! An array of portable lights unlock locations and features that have never been seen at night before. This episode will leave you hankering for powder and have you wondering why you aren’t in Japan making the most of the deep stuff.

Springtime hits NZ, and along with some of the anticipated slushy fun sessions the Diaries Downunder boys also luck out to score some of the best pow of the season in the Queenstown area…

Springtime’s not only about slashing slush in wifebeaters – often you can find epic snow with way less crowds if you know where to look. These Kiwi boys certainly know where to go when it’s on, and they also know someone at the resort who can build them a solid booter in the middle of the bunny run to boot. If we ever head to NZ we’re hooking up with this lot – seem’s like they be running tings down under.

Spring is a season that cannot be tamed or predicted. Spring is the king of surprises and the tail end of the snow season this year in Queenstown was no exception!

In between beautiful warm, blue sky days we had storms come through that delivered some of the best powder days of the season! 
In this episode we go and make the most of the surprise powder that Spring seems to so kindly deliver – even when we think the slush has finally become the king of late season.

We make the most of the slushy spring landings and get a progression session happening after hours at The Remarkables. 
A great end to another season of good times here at the bottom of the world!

Music Credit 
Band: Black Hat Brigade 
Song: On Leave 
Produced by: Brightmind Music