Botanicals have gone from boom to culture. NEVERLAND TOKYO, an event for plant lovers by plant lovers, was held.

Botanicals have been the focus of much attention at Huinum. Botanicals are no longer just a fad, but are taking root as a culture. I was able to experience this firsthand at the lifestyle store "Hui-Nam" on November 2 (Sat.).TRAILIt was a pop-up event called "Neverland Tokyo (NEVERLAND TOKYO)" held at the

When I rushed to the store on the day of the event, the store was packed with people.

Trail and the botanical store "Trail" in Gotokuji, Tokyo, have teamed up for this event.SLAVE OF PLANTS". The store's specialty, tuberous plants and succulents, from major varieties to rare ones, were gathered in one place. Of course, the lineup also includes many potted plants at beginner-friendly prices.

In the world of plants, where there are many enthusiasts, many events are difficult for beginners to approach. At "Neverland Tokyo," however, I was impressed by the atmosphere that not only plant freaks but also those who are new to the world of plants feel free to drop by.

Although it is a delicate culture, such as the environment of the room, it is important to choose from the appearance first. It will make you feel more attached to it.

Pots of various sizes. He also gave a detailed lecture on how to choose the right pot for each seedling.

In addition, there were plenty of tricks to entertain visitors, such as limited novelties and newly arrived artist's pots. The event also included a raffle for a chance to win a popular variety of pachyderms, and was filled with many other activities that conveyed the event's desire for customers to have a good time.

In addition, the "Trail" has been a long-time friend of the "Trail" for some time.158 & Co.also opened a stall. It is not often that plant lovers have such a happy opportunity to take their time and choose their favorite plants while having a delicious coffee and a light meal.

The curtain closed on "Neverland Tokyo" with many smiling faces. It goes without saying that "Trail" and "Slave of Plants," the event organizers, will be a driving force behind Tokyo's botanical boom in the future.

Although the event is over, there is a good chance that you will find your "favorite" pot if you visit the store.

In addition, both stores are said to hold regular events and pop-ups, so be sure to keep an eye out for future developments.