A challenge to compete in the Paris Olympics. The premiere screening of a documentary film closely following professional BMX racer Tobima Nakai will be held.

He discovered BMX at the age of 5 and made it to the World Championship finals at the age of 11. Since then, he has continued to be active on the world stage, winning the All-Japan Championships in his first year as a professional, and a gold medal at the Asian Games in 2023.Asuma NakaiPlayer.

The premiere screening of the documentary film "LIFE IS SNAP," which closely follows Tobima's challenge to qualify for the Paris Olympics, will be held at the Shibuya HUMAX Cinema on January 24 (Friday).

The man who traveled around the world with Nakai and directed him was himself a rider and the creative label "Kickstarter".Manner's Nose (MNS/KWS)Presides over the "TheMARCOMr. Nakai. He fell in love with Nakai's charm as a rider and his unique personality, and decided to make his first film.

Mr. MARCO

Art direction was provided by graphic designerGUCCIMAZEThe theme song is sung by the Fukuoka-based creative collective The theme song is sung by Fukuoka-based creative collectiveCCS RecordsRapper and member of thebillmarcosSingerCalli StephusHe is a professional BMX racer as well as a rapper.BUGZY (Ryo Shimada)The work is produced by MARCO. A wide range of other creators with whom Tobioma and MARCO are familiar are also involved in the production of this work, which is a strong expression of the culture that surrounds Tobioma and MARCO.

The collaboration goods by Tobima and MARCO's "Manners Nose" will be on sale at the event, designed by GUCCIMAZE, expressing the world of BMX racing and Tobima's own world view. They plan to sell the goods online and in stores in the future.

Podium logo beanie ¥6,600

Podium logo cap ¥6,600

Metal Podium logo Tee ¥7,150

Racing logo Crewneck sweat ¥16,500

Podium logo Hoodie ¥17,600

Tickets for this screening are already sold out, but they are planning to hold screenings and streaming in various locations in addition to Tokyo, so keep an eye out for future developments.

Text_Kazuki Sakaguchi