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Change your bindings, and ride opposite for a week, even getting on the lift etc. just keep your shoulders parallel to downhill, and you'll kill switch when you turn your bindings back. Practice straight lining switch, spinnning etc.

I'm trying to get an idea of the scene in Japan. I'll be moving to tokyo in January from Canada, and I have no idea about Japanese snowboarding besides the fact that I saw alot of Japanese riders when I lived in Whistler. I have basic questions like, is there freeriding? big parks? whats the best resort near tokyo? Can you ride out of bounds? Is there an out of bounds? Just anything that might be interesting or give me an idea. thanks