The art unit skydiving magazine will be hosting a pop-up shop called "YES, WORLD WIDE SYMPATHY, YES. by skydiving magazine" at Omotesando ROCKET from January 6th to 11th.

skydiving magazine is an art unit made up of two people: Hirano Masako, who handles a wide range of work from camerawork to art direction and graphic production, and sells items she directs and creates herself at Parco and other stores; and Murata Minori, who sells original accessories at Parco and Laforet, as well as art direction for the visuals. They publish "skydiving magazine," a story-driven visual magazine that focuses on humanity.

This pop-up shop commemorates the publication of the second issue of "skydiving magazine." The first issue depicted the bonds of family, with the father passing away, but the second issue tells a story set in heaven, where the father visits. The pop-up shop will feature the Nahaha Department Store, a department store in heaven that the father visited. It is a mysterious department store where the "belongings" of fictional deceased people featured in the magazine, such as clothes and accessories, are sold along with information about their appearance in life and cause of death. Original items created in line with the story will be exhibited and sold.

The latest issue of "Skydiving Magazine," featuring visuals by Shinohara Kaori, director and hair and makeup artist at Hair Salon LAND, will also be on sale.

【Event Information】
"YES, WORLD WIDE SYMPATHY, YES. by skydiving magazine"
Venue: Omotesando ROCKET
Address: 3F Omotesando Hills Dojunkan, 4-12-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Dates: January 6th to 11th
Time: 11:00am - 9:00pm (until 8:00pm on January 8th, until 6:00pm on the 11th)
Admission is free
Open every day during the period