The gallery shop and workspace "EDIT LIFE TOKYO" (2-27-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) opened on September 26th.
The gallery shop will exhibit works by creators based in Tokyo and Singapore. Starting on the first day of opening, an art exhibition by author Kanako Nishi will be held, showcasing paintings inspired by her new novel, "Saraba!" In addition, on October 31st, the release date of her new book, there will be a painting sale and a talk show.
The gallery shop will also sell lifestyle goods beloved by creators, as well as original "EDIT LIFE" merchandise. The lineup will cover a wide range of genres, from fashion items like white shirts, chinos, and tote bags to stationery, mugs, and other furniture, as well as food like coffee and rice. Of particular note is the wide variety of bags available. The collection features unique items, including items printed with logos by stencil artist Tsutomu Moriya and the popular basket bags from Matsunoya, a tool shop in Asakusabashi.

"EDIT LIFE" is a project themed around "3D editing." Jin Matsuo, who has worked in magazine and web editing, disseminates lifestyle and culture information from his bases in Tokyo and Singapore. On August 6th, he opened "EDIT LIFE SINGAPORE," which featured exhibitions by photographer Shingo Wakagi and New York-based artist Mike Ming.

The interior design was handled by Shingo Abe of "SMILIES." Other notable projects include the logo design by art director Noriteru Minezaki and the window display by stylist Ryoji Homma, who produces the brand "2-tacs."