A pop-up store in Narimasu, TEM, offers secondhand clothes and flowers with a cup of milk tea in one hand. And while you're at it, why not look for a place to rent?

Instead of living in the middle of the city, more and more people are moving to the suburbs or rural areas.

Especially recently, we often hear about the border between Saitama and Tokyo prefectures. It's a nice place with good access to the center of the city and a lot of nature , too.

Recently opened in such an exquisite location is Tem, a select store of vintage clothing, flowers, and sundries.

Opened in Narimasu, Itabashi-ku, this store is compact in size, with a floor space of about 18 tsubo.

In it, there are plenty of nostalgic items such as vintage clothes mainly from the 90's, some rare fresh flowers and plants, and vintage vases purchased from LA.

Who in the world has this sense of style? I am tempted to ask, but there is not a great deal of publicity regarding the person behind it. The reason may be ...... to embody the concept of the store.

There is no ace in our team.
"three heads are better than two ; if three people gather ; the wisdom of Manjushri".
( When Three Come Together, the Wisdom of One is Wisdom)
Tem is named Tem except for Team's "a(ace)" .
We are the only ones who can create a space with things and flowers that reflect the "mood" of the moment, while changing the nostalgic and favorite things into something new.

Temu, which just opened on Saturday, October 23, has already been the talk of the town all over the place.

A pop-up event by illustrator Hisayuki Hiranuma and MLIKTEA SERVICE will be held on November 6 (Sat) to commemorate the opening, and is expected to draw even more people to the store.

Hisayuki Hiranuma Collaboration SWEAT HOODIE
Size: M - XXL
Each ¥8,250

Hisayuki Hiranuma collaboration LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT
Size: M - XXL
Each ¥5,500

MILKTEA SERVICE CAP "Tem LIMITED" ¥4,400-

Especially on the first day of the exhibition, the 6th, there will be a custom badge workshop by Mr. Hiranuma and the opening of Itabashi's first MILKTEA SERVICE, so tomorrow is the best day to stop by.

If the words "moving to a rural area" or "living in two locations" have ever passed through your mind, then "Temu", come down to Narimasu and see for yourself.

Maybe I'll want to live there.