Stationery and sundry goods manufacturer "Hi-Tide" from Fukuoka opens in Shibuya's Miyashita Park!　What is the phase space woven by two "Tiny Houses"?

Tokyo's first flagship store of stationery and sundry goods manufacturer HIGHTIDE will open at MIYASHITA PARK on July 28 (Tue)!　The name is "HIGHTIDE STORE MIYASHITA PARK.

The theme of the exhibition was "Tiny House. It is a form of housing that emerged in the U.S. in the late 90's. As lifestyles and values diversify, it refers to the beauty of a small, simple house such as a log cabin or trailer house, where one can live a rich life surrounded by the things that are important to them.

The store will also feature two "Tiny Houses," one with a reception area and cash register, like the High Tide Store DTLA in L.A., and a face-to-face space with staff. The other is a space for conceptual displays, workshops, and art exhibits.

The lineup of items to look forward to is a carefully selected selection of originals from the company's own brands, as well as limited editions available only here, and items purchased from Japan and other countries. The appeal of this flagship store is that you can enjoy the unique combinations and layouts. Also, focusing on "Miyashita Park," a park, commercial facility, and hotel all in one, stationery, travel goods, and clothing for park visitors and travelers will also be available.

As an opening event, Fukuoka-based artist Ryohei Sasaki will hold the exhibition "TINY DWELL" through August 30 (Sun.). The exhibition will feature a mix of new works inspired by the West Coast of the U.S. and his past works.

In addition to exhibiting and selling artwork, the exhibition also sells original items such as posters, notebooks, ballpoint pens, and T-shirts featuring the artwork.

Don't miss the new development of "Hi-Tide" and Mr. Sasaki's work, where pop and classy stories dwell!