On March 8 , did you see yellow mimosa flowers all over town? International Women's Day, a day established by the United Nations to empower women, seems to be gradually becoming popular in Japan.
Molten, a sports manufacturer, is also actively involved in this activity. The company has teamed up with the Japan Basketball League for Women, a general incorporated association. The number of women registered to play basketball in Japan declines significantly after high school graduation.
So what do we do now? So, this time we produced an art ball with plenty of messages.
Appointed as the flag bearer was Licaxxx , a DJ who is pioneering the club scene in Tokyo. She spent her youth on the basketball team, so let's take a look at how she colored the ball.
Magnetic ball ¥5,500
Lycax's pick is COIN PARKING DELIVERY, an up-and-coming painter whose vivid, two-finger illustrations from a smartphone are completely unconventional and perfectly suited to the theme of this year's exhibition.
The ball, titled "Magnetic Ball," is meant to attract people like a magnet, regardless of their life stage or background. The ball looks like a globe , and it is filled with compassion.
The "Magnetic Ball," which will be limited to 300 balls, is already on sale. If you think mimosa is not a pattern, here is another option.
