Indoors or outdoors, morning or night. Totsuka Junko and Ijipigi's light-dimming lenses.

Totsuka: I wear them so much that I never go without them. Now I often wear light-colored lenses. I like simple designs.

Totsuka: I think I have more than 10 bottles. I just can't stop buying them. I say I like simple things, but the other day I bought one that had a hanging eye.

When you buy eyewear, you buy something that goes with the clothes you are wearing at the time. But you don't wear that outfit every day, do you? So the next day, when I put on the eyewear I bought with a different outfit, I think, "Something is different. So I end up wearing the simple ones I usually wear.... What should I do? (Laughs)

Totsuka: So I thought it would be nice to have something like "Ijpigi" that goes with any kind of fashion.

Totsuka: I have a rough personality, so I don't put my glasses in a case. I always put them somewhere. It's the same with cars. I put them on and put them down somewhere. I often go golfing, and I put my sunglasses in my golf bag in a messy way. But IJI-PIJI eyewear has matte frames, so they don't get scratched easily even if I use them roughly, and they are really light. I think I use this kind of eyewear the most.

Totsuka: Yes, sunglasses are expensive. However, cheap ones may not be comfortable to wear or well designed. I think it is great that [Ijpigi] has such quality at such a low price.

Totsuka: This was my first time with dimming lenses. I had always been curious about them.

Totsuka: I didn't think there was any change in my vision when I was inside or outside, but when I took them off outdoors, I said to myself, "I didn't realize how bright it was! I thought. I felt like the eyewear was protecting my eyes without me even being aware of it. It's a strange thing, isn't it?

Totsuka: That is also good. I often have contact with seniors, so it would not be rude to do so. However, I have an image of them being expensive. If you want to change to light-dimming lenses, you have to pay tens of thousands of yen for that alone. That was the bottleneck for me, so I have been using regular lenses, but from the very beginning, you have been using light-dimming lenses, haven't you?

Totsuka: This is just what I was looking for (laughs). I like gear, so I'm really attracted to functional things like this.

Totsuka: For example, I often wear sunglasses when I ride my motorcycle, which is fine in the morning because of the glare. But on the way home, if I wear dark sunglasses, my vision is too dark. I think they are great for such situations.

Totsuka: I rarely wear eccentric clothes, and I think "Ijpigi" will blend in nicely with my daily life. I thought the eyewear was very nice, and I will be using it a lot in the coming seasons.

Ijpigi's light-dimming lenses change their density according to the amount of ultraviolet rays. Three types of frames are available: "#C," which is a fusion of Boston and Wellington, "#D," which is Boston-shaped, and "#E," which is the largest frame in the "Ijpigi" lineup.