Skateboarding is a recreational activity, sport, and means of transportation that involves riding and performing tricks on a small board called a skateboard, which is typically made of a wooden deck, four wheels, and metal trucks. Originating in the late 1940s and early 1950s in California, skateboarding combines elements of surfing and cycling. It encompasses various styles and disciplines, including street skateboarding, park skating, and vert skating, each characterized by distinct terrains and techniques. Skateboarding is often associated with a vibrant subculture that includes unique fashion, music, and art. It has evolved into a competitive sport, with events held in local, national, and international contexts, including its inclusion in the Olympic Games. Beyond its athletic aspects, skateboarding serves as a form of self-expression and creativity, with skaters often pushing the boundaries of their skills and developing their own unique styles.
Comedian Hakata Daikichi revealed the remarkable income of skateboarder Yuto Horigome during a talk show, surprising viewers. Yuto Horigome, an Olympic champion, has achieved significant financial success through endorsements with…