There is nothing more beneficial for the soul than spending time beneath the canopy of a living forest and there’s no better place to do it than the mountains of Japan with ample powder underfoot. The Japanese call it Shinrin-Yoku aka forest bathing. Follow along with Head Ski team members Baker Boyd and Sam Kuch as they show you their interpretation Shinrin-Yoku. ラジカル
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