Pop-up store, The Grass, lands in Fukuoka! Car service and collaboration items by Japanese and American workwear brands will be available.

Do you know Mr. Itai Taiko, a buyer and sales representative for the up-and-coming select stores "Mukta" and "Sal" in Kobe, as well as a model and event organizer? He is a well-known figure in the fashion industry. Itai's pop-up store "The Grass" will be held in Fukuoka on April 11 (Sat) and 12 (Sun).

For this second event, we cast creators whose faces are visible and whose personalities are appealing in order to bring people in direct contact with attractive people through fashion.

This time, we take a close-up look at two people. One is Kei Hashimoto, a member of the Tokyo-based creative crew "Youthquake," who also participated in the last issue, and who runs his own brand, "Car Service. The other is Yuto Numata of Meriken Barbershop, which is based in Kobe and Fukuoka and transmits culture beyond the confines of a barbershop.

The highlight of the collection is Mr. Hashimoto's collaboration items with workwear brands representing Japan and the U.S. The lineup includes pants with "Dickies" and jackets with "Toraichi. . The lineup includes pants with " Dickies " and jackets with " Toraichi ". In addition, a T-shirt designed by VERDY, an indispensable figure in the current culture scene, will also be on sale.

On the other hand, Numata will support Car Service's style proposals in terms of hair. She will offer "free cuts" to customers who purchase products at the pop-up store.

The venue for the pop-up store is the new "PARK STUDIO" spot. On the evening of the first day, Saturday the 11th, an after party will be held at the Fukuoka branch of "Meriken Barbershop. The Grass" is expected to be an event that will further stimulate Fukuoka's culture scene, which has been on the rise in recent years.