Are You Getting Enough Vegetables? Event-based restaurant, Amechi holds regular urban marche at H Beauty & Youth.

Is it going up? Is it going down? Everyone speak up!"

It's going up!" and you want to whisper this phrase in your heart, are the lyrics to KICK THE CAN CREW's hit song "Marche". The high-tension, uppercut number will always be in your ears.

But enough preamble, let's get down to business. Marché," which is also the title of this song, is a French word meaning "morning market" or "marketplace. As a place to buy food, it is deeply connected to the Parisian lifestyle to the extent that it is inseparable from it. They generally buy daily necessities at supermarkets, and vegetables, meat, cheese, etc. at their favorite marché.

In the past few years, marches have been held in Omotesando, Katsudo, and various other locations in Tokyo. And now, a restaurant that has been disseminating a variety of food-related projects"Amechi."Produced by the Marche, the organic vegetableH BEAUTY & YOUTH The event will be held at

This event offers new discoveries and experiences. This year's event will be curated by "Takei Farm," a company that specializes in "vegetables that move people's hearts," and will feature a lineup of food items carefully selected by them. Some of the ingredients will be rare and hard to find in the market.

In addition to food, there will be glassware, cutlery, farm products, and brands with a connection to camping. . You will be able to find hints for a richer lifestyle.

The event will be held on Saturday, May 29. From now on, the marche will be held on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month as a regular event. If you are not familiar with food, why don't you take a peek into this world?