Good Morning Miyazaki: surf, waves and Japanese culture

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Good Morning Miyazaki is a fast-paced and visually striking surf film, shot from the perspective of Canadian brothers Matt and Thomy Westcott. Set in the southern prefecture of Miyazaki, it captures the waves, landscapes and people that define this unique corner of Japan. From smooth single-fin cruising to heavy typhoon-driven beach break barrels, the film features some of Japan’s best surfers. Rare late-1970s footage and a Bali segment at Keramas add historical depth and international contrast.

Good Morning Miyazaki is a fast-paced and visually striking surf film, shot from the perspective of Canadian brothers Matt and Thomy Westcott. Set in the southern prefecture of Miyazaki, it captures the waves, landscapes and people that define this unique corner of Japan. From smooth single-fin cruising to heavy typhoon-driven beach break barrels, the film features some of Japan’s best surfers. Rare late-1970s footage and a Bali segment at Keramas add historical depth and international contrast.

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