This year, snow finally fell just before the Nobeyama Cyclocross!
Amidst what sounded like both joyful shouts and cries of dismay, we managed to make it to Takizawa Farm after a careful drive from Nagoya. When we arrived, it was bustling with people from all over Japan—a scene truly worthy of being called a festival of snow and mud.
Early Birds' curry really hits the spot when you're cold. And then, seeing the smiles on everyone from Pine Fields, you can't help but reach for some snacks—leading to plenty of "happy" complaints of being full before even starting the race.
It’s not just about competing in the race; simply placing yourself within the magnificent nature of Nobeyama is deeply moving in itself. The ups and downs of race results—even the little mishaps—become fond memories. I believe the true meaning of going to Nobeyama is the ability to share these moments one by one with family and friends. Good company makes the journey better. It is precisely because of these kinds of settings that the encounters and new discoveries make you want to return next year.
Over these two days, we captured everyone having a great time, and here is our archive of Nobeyama Style. Every single person captured reveals a bit about their own life and their relationship with cycling, so please be sure to take a look. And once again, thank you to everyone who cooperated with us!
It’s easy to get caught up in reminiscing about the fun two days we just had at the start of the week, but we shouldn't forget what’s coming up next. This weekend marks our long-awaited Circles 10th Anniversary Party. We will be updating the 10th Anniversary special page with more information, so don't miss out! The entire staff is looking forward to spending a wonderful time with all of you.
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Circles 10th Anniversary Party
Location: PLASTIC FACTORY
Date/Time: Saturday, December 3rd, 7:00 PM~
To express our gratitude to everyone, celebrate our continued development, and believe in our growth, we would love to celebrate our 10th anniversary with you! On Saturday, December 3rd, we will be hosting a party at a wonderful venue in Imaike called Plastic Factory, featuring great music and delicious food. We hope you will join us and bring your friends!!