Check out all the latest news to enjoy this weekend!
The Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 collection has been released, Japan's first large-scale Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition has begun, Japan's largest bread festival is being held at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, and more... We've picked out the best weekend outings for you!
◆Christophe Lemaire's Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 Collection Focuses on Materials and Silhouettes (Released September 20th)
The Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 Collection will be available in stores and online nationwide from September 20th. This season, the collection features 41 women's styles, 35 men's styles, and 3 merchandise items, all with sophisticated designs that offer a wide range of styling inspiration. ＞＞Click here for more details
◆Pre-sale of Isabel Marant's popular tote bags. Pop-up starts at Isetan Shinjuku! (Until September 24th)
Isabel Marant is holding a pop-up at the Isetan Shinjuku store. In addition to showcasing new items for Fall/Winter 2019-20 inspired by the 1980s, a limited number of eye-catching tote bags with oriental ethnic patterns are also on sale in advance. ＞＞Click here for more information
◆30 years after his death, Japan's first large-scale exhibition of Basquiat's works will be held at Mori Arts Center Gallery this fall (September 21st - November 17th)
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Jean-Michel Basquiat's death, and Japan's first large-scale exhibition, "Basquiat: Made in Japan," will be held. This exhibition, titled "Made in Japan," is a special project that explores the Japan that Basquiat saw, its bonds and messages through his works. >>Click here for more information
Jean-Michel BasquiatUntitled, 1982Yusaku Maezawa Collection, ChibaArtwork © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.Licensed by Artestar, New York
◆The "Alice in Wonderland Exhibition" will be held this fall at the Sogo Museum of Art in Yokohama. It will feature sketches by Lewis Carroll and works by Yayoi Kusama and others (September 21st - November 17th).
Alice in Wonderland is a global bestseller that has already been translated into over 170 languages and is said to have sold a total of 100 million copies. The upcoming "Alice in Wonderland Exhibition" will feature not only a display of rare original drawings, but also a variety of collaborative projects, allowing you to enjoy Alice's magical world from multiple angles. ＞＞Click here for more information
Lewis Carroll, The Wonderland postage stamp case. The Rosenbach, Philadelphia
◆The main building of the Daimaru Shinsaibashi store will be rebuilt for the first time in 86 years and will have its grand opening this fall! 370 stores will be opening, including new Kansai stores and new business formats. (9/20) Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores is rebuilding its main building for the first time in 86 years, and will hold the grand opening of the "Daimaru Shinsaibashi Main Building" in Shinsaibashi, Osaka. Spanning the second basement floor to the sixth floor, the store will house a total of 370 stores, including 37 stores making their Kansai debut and 50 stores in new formats, and will have a terrace on the seventh floor, providing an urban oasis filled with greenery. ＞＞Click here for more details
◆35 Popular Bakeries to Participate in Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse's Autumn "Bread Festival" (September 21-23)
One of Japan's largest bread festivals will be held at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Square. Popular bakeries from all over the country will be gathering together, including Bakery Penny Lane, where wait times of up to three hours were recorded, and Marble Coco., a specialty bakery in Izu Kogen that sometimes sells out before noon. ＞＞Click here for more details
The Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 collection has been released, Japan's first large-scale Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition has begun, Japan's largest bread festival is being held at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, and more... We've picked out the best weekend outings for you!
FASHION
◆Christophe Lemaire's Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 Collection Focuses on Materials and Silhouettes (Released September 20th)
The Uniqlo U Fall/Winter 2019 Collection will be available in stores and online nationwide from September 20th. This season, the collection features 41 women's styles, 35 men's styles, and 3 merchandise items, all with sophisticated designs that offer a wide range of styling inspiration. ＞＞Click here for more details
◆Pre-sale of Isabel Marant's popular tote bags. Pop-up starts at Isetan Shinjuku! (Until September 24th)
Isabel Marant is holding a pop-up at the Isetan Shinjuku store. In addition to showcasing new items for Fall/Winter 2019-20 inspired by the 1980s, a limited number of eye-catching tote bags with oriental ethnic patterns are also on sale in advance. ＞＞Click here for more information
ART
◆30 years after his death, Japan's first large-scale exhibition of Basquiat's works will be held at Mori Arts Center Gallery this fall (September 21st - November 17th)
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Jean-Michel Basquiat's death, and Japan's first large-scale exhibition, "Basquiat: Made in Japan," will be held. This exhibition, titled "Made in Japan," is a special project that explores the Japan that Basquiat saw, its bonds and messages through his works. >>Click here for more information
Jean-Michel BasquiatUntitled, 1982Yusaku Maezawa Collection, ChibaArtwork © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.Licensed by Artestar, New York◆The "Alice in Wonderland Exhibition" will be held this fall at the Sogo Museum of Art in Yokohama. It will feature sketches by Lewis Carroll and works by Yayoi Kusama and others (September 21st - November 17th).
Alice in Wonderland is a global bestseller that has already been translated into over 170 languages and is said to have sold a total of 100 million copies. The upcoming "Alice in Wonderland Exhibition" will feature not only a display of rare original drawings, but also a variety of collaborative projects, allowing you to enjoy Alice's magical world from multiple angles. ＞＞Click here for more information
Lewis Carroll, The Wonderland postage stamp case. The Rosenbach, Philadelphia
NEW OPEN
◆The main building of the Daimaru Shinsaibashi store will be rebuilt for the first time in 86 years and will have its grand opening this fall! 370 stores will be opening, including new Kansai stores and new business formats. (9/20) Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores is rebuilding its main building for the first time in 86 years, and will hold the grand opening of the "Daimaru Shinsaibashi Main Building" in Shinsaibashi, Osaka. Spanning the second basement floor to the sixth floor, the store will house a total of 370 stores, including 37 stores making their Kansai debut and 50 stores in new formats, and will have a terrace on the seventh floor, providing an urban oasis filled with greenery. ＞＞Click here for more details
GOURMET
◆35 Popular Bakeries to Participate in Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse's Autumn "Bread Festival" (September 21-23)
One of Japan's largest bread festivals will be held at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Event Square. Popular bakeries from all over the country will be gathering together, including Bakery Penny Lane, where wait times of up to three hours were recorded, and Marble Coco., a specialty bakery in Izu Kogen that sometimes sells out before noon. ＞＞Click here for more details
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