I Just Felt Like Running.
vol.2 Running 50km in the mountains, that is.

You may have started running with some enthusiasm, but it is surprisingly difficult to keep going. What I would like you to try is to enter a race. That alone will help you clarify your goals and naturally increase your motivation. That's why in the second part of our November running feature, we will be reporting on a trail running race. The star of the show is Amane Yasuda, a member of the Huinamu editorial staff. What kind of face will she have to face in order to get through her first race of over 50 km? Let's find out some hints for enjoying running from a certain free-spirited style.

Photo_Kanta Nakamura
Text_Takashi Sakurai
Edit_Hiroshi Yamamoto, Amane Yasuda

Why are you running?" Not.

So, did you enjoy our November "Running" feature, which we delivered before and after?

The first part focuses on style, and the second part features the editorial staff themselves competing in races. While both of these magazines take a different approach than most running magazines, the simple act of running itself remains the same.

Although the running scene of recent years has been buzzing as a cultural and fashion trend, it is an undeniable fact that the physical experience is ultimately at the root of the running scene. There is definitely something in the primitive act of running that cannot be obtained in modern urban life.

I Just Felt Like I would be happy if you could use the slight impulse you felt through these two articles not only as information to process in your mind, but also as an opportunity to take action. Oh, and if you want to join us, we have a group run every Wednesday at "Toto-Ken" where anyone can participate. Please take this opportunity to visit us.