Is surfing really that fun?
Aren't the celebrities just doing it to look cool, and it's probably not even that fun?
Even when you watch people in the ocean, there are only a few who are actually gliding on the waves,
and the time spent actually riding the wave is really short.
Skateboarding or snowboarding allows you to glide much more, and it seems like everyone is having fun together. ...I think most people probably feel this way, don't they?
For those who feel this way, I really hope you read on!
As the owner of Dekom, I'd like to share a little bit about the "charm of surfing" from my perspective, Mizukoshi.

Indeed, it takes a considerable amount of time to get the hang of surfing and enjoy riding waves alone, and many people end up giving up along the way.
It probably takes about a year to be able to surf on your own, right? And that’s if you are seriously practicing by going to the ocean a few times a month.
Until you get to the point where you can enjoy it on your own, surfing can be an incredibly frustrating and difficult sport, where you feel like you can’t do anything and end up feeling down.
Especially when you’re invited by a friend to the ocean, and then left to fend for yourself, you’re probably thinking,
"Dammit, I’m never going to surf again!"
When surfers arrive at the beach and see the waves, they completely ignore everyone around them and rush straight into the water.
That’s why it’s not uncommon for couples to come to the beach, and for the girlfriend to be left behind, which leads to arguments.
But is there any other sport that can hook you in like surfing does?
Being surrounded by nature in the ocean, getting tossed around by the waves... isn’t that something you haven’t experienced since you were a kid at the beach?

Sliding on the natural waves that occur in the earth's nature is truly an unreal experience.
Once you experience the feeling of sliding down the slope of a wave and picking up speed, it's something you will never forget.
When you pass through a pipe-like wave, it almost feels as if you've warped to another place, far from Earth.
On weekends, even in the winter, many surfers wear down jackets and head to the ocean early in the morning.
For these people, surfing is their reason for living.
There are some who aren’t particularly good at it, but they’ve become hooked because they’ve experienced the joy of surfing.
I think everyone who knows the joy of surfing feels this way:
"People who don’t know the joy of surfing are missing out on life."
Even if you surf just once a week, for about a week afterward, you’ll feel happier and kinder to others.
...Or is it just me?