Surfing Icon Kolohe Andino Brings Ocean Conservation to Life in Ichinomiya with New Film
Renowned American surfer Kolohe Andino recently visited Ichinomiya Town Hall in Chiba Prefecture to promote his new film, “2% Surf World Premier Tour.” Scheduled for release in August, the film underscores the ocean’s beauty and the vital importance of preserving it. Andino’s project aims to captivate audiences by sharing the joys of surfing and oceanic adventures, especially targeting young audiences who may not have frequent access to the sea.
During his visit, Andino expressed his eagerness to connect with the local community, particularly the children. He emphasized the film’s goal to inspire the next generation about the wonders of the ocean, hoping to instill a sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation. The event in Ichinomiya on August 19 will not only feature the film screening but also interactive sessions where Andino plans to surf and engage with the children. This initiative is part of his broader efforts to use his influence and platform to foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world among youth.
Andino’s visit was warmly received by the local officials and community members. The Ichinomiya Town Hall expressed gratitude for his efforts and highlighted the significance of such cultural exchanges in promoting environmental awareness. The screening event is anticipated to draw a considerable crowd, providing a unique opportunity for the local children to meet a professional surfer and learn about the ocean’s importance in a fun and engaging way.
The “2% Surf World Premier Tour” is expected to resonate with audiences worldwide, blending stunning surf footage with a powerful environmental message. Andino’s dedication to his sport and his passion for ocean conservation make this film a notable contribution to both the surfing community and environmental advocacy.