Nui." in Kuramae, "CITAN" in Nihonbashi, and other places where various races and cultures intersect.Backpackers' JapanThe "Lodging Industry Many people must be paying attention to this movement, as it continues to lead the lodging industry, which is diversifying. For an interview with Mr. Homma, the representative of the company, seethis way (direction close to the speaker or towards the speaker)Please start at
The company was created as a subsidiary of theThe YouthThe name of the group is "The Youth Association of Japan. As the name implies, it was founded by three members in their 20s, one an active university student and the other a recent college graduate, and is engaged in multifaceted activities with the mission of "connecting young people with the world.
The main pillar of the project is "The Youth Sendai," which is scheduled to open in Sendai in 2021. The Youth Sendai is a student dormitory, lounge, and hotel facility. Students living in the dormitory will be able to interact with people of different ages and nationalities who use the hotel and lounge. Like backpacker lodgings overseas, this is a place where students can make contacts with people they would not otherwise encounter in their normal lives.
In anticipation of its opening, we have been holding events and other activities, and finally we have launched an online store, "The Youth Storewas opened.
The collaboration T with Lee Izumida will be available in early August.
The site sells the works of young creators and also features interviews with them. Many of today's most exciting creators, such as Lee Izumida and SUGI, who have often appeared on HOUYHNHNM, are participating in the site. The first item, a T-shirt by The Youth and Lee Izumida, will go on sale in early August. They will continue to release collaborative items on a regular basis.
The energy we have when we are young is enormous. However, it is difficult to know where to direct it and how to release it. The Youth" will be a guidepost for us, so please keep an eye out for their efforts.
