Located to the last remaining kampong in Singapore lies a concrete skate park. Although the transitions on the mini ramp is quite weird, it's literally almost a half-pipe, like half, the place is pretty peaceful.

Located in Bedok there is a small skate park nestled in the HDB estate

Want to know how to get to Niijima? We tell you just how to get to this world class surfing spot in Japan and more about the skate park there!

The only indoor skate park in Singapore is now open at Superpark Singapore! It's part of a much bigger activity park with trampolines and other stuff, but here are the pics of the skatepark area

Here's another weird skatepark, but surprisingly quite fun for learning beginner tricks. The strange cement volcano is about 2 feet high, so learning drop ins here is good :)

In search of more mini ramps, we found a 4ft mini ramp in woodlands. Pretty empty here so it’s nice for practice :)

A great place to escape the crowds and skate in some nature.

A nice little skatepark with a 4ft mini-ramp, quarter pipes and small street obstacles great for learning on.

Summer time in Japan means sweltering days of 30 degrees heat, and almost as if to fight the sluggishness of the heat, the summer festivities bring about an atmosphere of celebration and excitement!

Truly, one of my favorite places in Japan is Kamikochi. And there is no better way to breathe in the beautiful nature than camping under the stars in my opinion.

Another cool thing to try in Japan!

Another haven for skaters visiting Tokyo, complete with an indoor and outdoor park and a 14ft halfpipe!

One of my favorite things to do is watching the sun rise and set, breathing in the magic in these moments.

Not known to many people, and even fans of Totoro, is a real place called Totoro forest!

Found this amazing map of all the skateparks in Japan!

So if you like skating as much as I do, especially half-pipe skating, a visit to G-Skate park in Kobe, home of the Yasutoko Brothers, is one of the 10 ten things to do in Japan! Here's how to get there...