Monstro De Tokyo
After a 2018 debut in Bordeaux, France and then a 2022 sequel in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, this third installment in Rémi Luciani and Léo Valls Monstro series prolongs the duo’s peregrinations all the way to Tokyo — familiar grounds for Léo, who already had visited over a dozen times and nurtured ties with the Japanese skate scene for fifteen years. Keeping up with the usual Sony VX-1000, ten-minute edit format, Monstro De Tokyo also features the skateboarding of local heads Hiroki Muraoka, Akira Imamura, Shogo Zama, Masaki & Shintaro Hongo, and of Jesse Narvaez, who flew in from San Francisco, USA just to join in on the fun.