Here are some snaps of the runners who participated in the event. Why are they attracted to the primitive act of running? Please take a look at them and their particular styles.
Styles and stances of the runners.
01. Yuichiro Ozaki (model)
Outerwear ’Zeroed In Track Jacket’ ¥19,800, Top "Fast and Free™ Perforated T-Shirt *Tokyo '26" ¥11,800, Pants "Mile Maker Ripstop Shorts 6" inseam no innerwear Tokyo '26" ¥10,000
-What is the appeal of running?
Where you can refresh yourself. Waking up early and going for a run allows me to start the day with a refreshed mind.
-Do you have a routine for your daily runs?
After the run, I go for a cup of coffee.
-What is your “Yet” (a goal you have yet to achieve)?
Since I have never competed in an event, I would like to compete in the "Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon" this fall to figure out my standard time.
-Do you have a particular style of running clothes?
Number one is comfort. I care about the feel of the fabric. I also care about color and design. I like gray and beige neutral colors.
-What is your impression of Lululemon?
The brand has a history and an image of making comfortable wear. I think their designs are minimalistic and sophisticated. I participated in a Lululemon running session last year.
-How do you feel about the comfort and design of the "YET Race Day Kit"?
I usually wear shorts with innerwear, but these shorts were very easy to run in without innerwear. The vivid pattern is not like "Lululemon" in a good way, and it is a valuable design.
