I Just Felt Like Running.
vol.1 Let's run without a reason.

Running, once considered the epitome of a modest sport, has somehow found its way into the fashion scene. If you look around the world, you will find more diverse running cultures, and even here in Japan, a unique running culture has been fostered in recent years. In November, Huinamu will focus on "running" as a special feature article. In the first part, we introduce youths who are running freely in the city as if they were going out to a club. We take a closer look at their current "mood" and "style" of running.

Model_Kei Hashimoto, Bobby Yamamoto, Atsushi,Yusuke, RAY
Photo_Ryunosuke Kanaya
Styling_Kei Hashimoto
Text_Keisuke Kimura
Edit_Hiroshi Yamamoto, Amane Yasuda

Clubs at night are nice, but the park is pleasant in the daytime.

The five of us spent about an hour running, walking, and resting in the park. Toward the end of the interview, ATSUSHI made a few remarks. Usually, I meet my friends at night at clubs," he said, "but when I go running, it's daytime, it's light, and I'm moving my body, so it's kind of healthy. I feel that these words encapsulate the essence of their running culture. It's not a competition, it's not an obligation, it just feels good to run. Running with friends is even more fun. Even fashion can be free.

One small step may open a new door and may even eventually change your life in a big way. Now that the primitive act of running has entered a new phase, why not start running, even if only somewhat?