Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026 will be held from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 7, 2026, at Verny Park in Yokosuka City.

Ahead of this year’s event, let’s look back at highlights from the 2025 competition, which was also held at Verny Park. In 2025, riders from Japan and overseas competed in two disciplines: BMX Freestyle Park and BMX Freestyle Flatland.

This article introduces the participating riders, Elite category winners, and key points to watch in each discipline, helping visitors enjoy the 2026 event more deeply. Let’s look back at four days of BMX Freestyle action on Yokosuka’s waterfront, where riders showcased their skills, style, and individuality.

Official BMX Freestyle Competition on Yokosuka’s Waterfront

[Digest] Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2025 | Official BMX Freestyle Competition

“Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2025” was held from Friday, July 18 to Monday, July 21, 2025, at the Ikoi-no-Hiroba area of Verny Park in Yokosuka City. The event featured two disciplines, BMX Freestyle Park and BMX Freestyle Flatland, and was held as a competition sanctioned by the Japan Cycling Federation (JCF).

It was also held as a UCI-sanctioned C1 category event, bringing together top riders from Japan and overseas. At the waterfront venue overlooking Yokosuka Port, visitors were able to enjoy dynamic jumps, precise bike control, and the intensity of BMX Freestyle up close.

Four Days with 36,106 Visitors

A total of 36,106 visitors came to the 2025 event over four days. The Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park final drew particular attention from spectators, with many people gathering around the competition area and creating an energetic atmosphere.

BMX Freestyle is not only about the difficulty and execution of individual tricks. Each rider’s style, run composition, and originality are also key points to watch. At Verny Park, the height of the jumps, the power of the spins, and the precision of the landings drew strong reactions from the crowd, allowing visitors to experience the tension and excitement of the competition up close.

Riders from Japan and Overseas Gathered in Yokosuka

The 2025 event featured 140 riders in BMX Freestyle Park, including five international athletes, and 84 riders in BMX Freestyle Flatland.

In BMX Freestyle Park, riders performed aerial tricks and linked combinations using ramps, competing on speed, run composition, and the completion of each trick through to landing. Every major trick raised the energy of the venue, creating the kind of excitement that only live BMX Freestyle competition can offer.

In BMX Freestyle Flatland, riders performed on a flat stage, combining balance, rotation, footwork, and linked tricks. Unlike Park, which features large jumps, Flatland is shaped by subtle shifts in body weight and the flow of movement. It is a discipline where each rider’s focus and technical skill stand out.

Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park: Rim Nakamura Takes the Win

Rim Nakamura won the Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park category.

Nakamura entered the Yokosuka event after taking his first X Games victory at X Games Osaka 2025, and in the final he delivered a highly polished performance to take the Elite category title.

His speed, line choice, large jumps, and ability to link tricks were among the highlights of the final. The Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park final was one of the most closely watched moments of the 2025 event.

Women’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park: Miharu Ozawa Takes the Win

Miharu Ozawa won the Women’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park category.

With leading riders including Minato Oike and Yuika Yamamoto also competing, Ozawa delivered a steady run and took the top spot.

In Women’s Elite BMX Freestyle Park, riders are judged not only on the completion of jumps and tricks, but also on how they build their run within a limited time. Ozawa’s victory highlighted the high level of competition in the Women’s Elite category.

Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Flatland: Takumi Isogai Takes the Win

Takumi Isogai won the Men’s Elite BMX Freestyle Flatland category.

The Men’s Elite final was contested by eight riders who had advanced through the qualifying round. After a close battle, Isogai finished at the top.

BMX Freestyle Flatland is a discipline where not only the difficulty of each trick, but also flow, rhythm, and consistency play major roles. Isogai’s victory reflected the experience and focus he brought to the competition.

Women’s Elite BMX Freestyle Flatland: Chiaki Todoka Takes the Win

Chiaki Todoka won the Women’s Elite BMX Freestyle Flatland category.

The Women’s Elite final was contested by eight riders, with Todoka delivering a strong performance to take first place.

In Women’s BMX Freestyle Flatland, delicate balance and the ability to connect tricks without breaking the flow are key points to watch. Todoka’s performance left a strong impression, showing the focus and expressive quality that make BMX Freestyle Flatland distinctive.

Enjoying Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026 Even More

Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2025 left a strong impression as an event that showcased the competitive appeal of BMX Freestyle against Yokosuka’s waterfront backdrop.

In BMX Freestyle Park, speed, height, and dynamic tricks energized the venue. In BMX Freestyle Flatland, delicate control and flowing sequences of tricks drew the attention of spectators. Although both are BMX Freestyle disciplines, the chance to watch two events with very different characteristics in the same venue is one of the highlights of the Yokosuka competition.

Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026 will again be held at Verny Park. Looking back at last year’s competition can make this year’s event even more exciting, as visitors look forward to seeing which riders will appear and what kinds of performances will unfold.

Competition schedules, start lists, and other information useful for spectators will be updated in this article as details become available.

Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026 Event Information

Event Name: Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026
Dates: Thursday, June 4 – Sunday, June 7, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (scheduled)
Venue: Verny Park, Ikoi-no-Hiroba area
Address: 1-1 Shioiricho, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa
Disciplines: BMX Freestyle Park, BMX Freestyle Flatland
Admission: Free
Organizer: Japan Freestyle BMX Federation (JFBF)
Co-host: Yokosuka City
Sanctioned by: Japan Cycling Federation (JCF)
Category: UCI C1, Elite categories only
Official Website: Mynavi JapanCup Yokosuka 2026 Official Website

Event details, competition schedules, participating riders, and results may be changed or updated. Please check this article, the JFBF official website, and JFBF official social media channels for the latest information.

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