"Keeks Space," a venue curated by Kiko Mizuhara where visitors can explore cosmetics, food, art, and culture, has opened near Setagaya Park!

Kiko MizuharaA lifestyle and beauty brand created by 〈Kiiks (kiiks)〉However, in Shimouma, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, there is a “Kiiks Space (kiiks space)" is opening!

〈Keeks〉 is a brand cultivated by Kiko Mizuhara based on her own sensibilities and her perspective on Japanese nature. Centered on the theme “From Japanese nature and the hands of artisans,” the brand offers products inspired by materials from across Japan—such as bamboo water, wild roses, rice bran, and tea seeds—as well as by the local artisans who create them. Starting this year, the French fashion brand 〈Carne Bollente〉Served as director onSei Endo...joined as brand director. Together with Mizuhara, he is expanding the world of to encompass everything from products to spaces, food, art, and culture.

At the café, we showcase ingredients used in KEIKS cosmetics—such as wild rose, bamboo, rice, and tea—through our food and drinks. You can experience the charm of these ingredients and the world of KEIKS not only through your skin but also by savoring their flavors and aromas. For food consulting,Mitsuru Asamoto"Unité," led by [name], will be participating. In addition to homemade granola, vegan ice cream, and seasonal soups, they’ll also be serving alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine.

The retail space features a lineup of skincare and fragrance products from *Keeks*. Takemizu from Kuwana, Mie; Hamanasu from Hokkaido; tea seeds from Kagoshima; and rice bran. You can pick up these products—inspired by ingredients from across Japan and the local artisans who create them—and experience their scents and textures firsthand.

In addition, the café sells original apparel and merchandise—which also serve as uniforms for the café staff—as part of its merchandise line. To coincide with the opening,〈Cycle (Cycle by MYOB)〉(at sentence-end, falling tone) indicates a confident conclusionCOMIWe’ve also introduced bags that are hand-dyed one by one using sumi ink, indigo, and benigara. Each piece has a unique finish, allowing you to enjoy the subtle variations in color and texture that result from the handcrafted process.

Going forward, they plan to introduce a variety of forms of expression and culture through exhibitions, pop-up shops, and events. Whether you’re choosing cosmetics, enjoying food, admiring artwork, or chatting with someone, “Keeks Space” aims to be a place where these different ways of spending time gently intertwine, offering new discoveries with every visit. It opens on Sunday, November 8.