MR. BROTHERS CUT CLUB expands overseas! A space where Japanese and American culture coexist.

It is no exaggeration to say that "MR. BROTHERS CUT CLUB," a barbershop that is credited with establishing fade style in Japan, has been supported by many celebrities since its opening in 2015, and now has five stores in Tokyo and Osaka, finally opening its first store overseas. In March this year, they opened their first overseas store in Downtown LA.MR. BROTHERS CUT CLUB Los Angelesopened.

Two walls display works and photographs by Japanese and American artists.

MR. BROTHERS CUT CLUB" has created high-quality hairstyles and formed a community of people from various backgrounds and cultures.

Located in a building built in 1923, the LA store is a mix of mid-century barber chairs, old school memorabilia, Taisho-roman style details, and Japanese wood carved transoms. It is a classic yet fresh mix of Japanese tradition and American modern taste.

The opening event was attended by celebrities from various fields, including skaters, surfers, bikers, and media representatives. The number of visitors was 500, and the success of the event at the site can be clearly seen.

On the occasion of the opening, he said, "Even during the pandemic, we have continued to take on challenges, such as publishing a textbook on remote cutting and men's cutting, and opening our second store in Osaka. And in the midst of the Corona disaster, we started to open a store in Los Angeles, the home of our long-time dream, and it has finally taken shape. We would like to continue the concept of the barbershop, which has long been known as a place for gentlemen to exchange information, and to enliven the Los Angeles store by exhibiting Japanese art and introducing Japan's meticulous techniques and services," says Tomoya Nishimori, president of the Los Angeles store. MR. BROTHERS CUT CLUB, which is boldly expanding its business in the Corona disaster, will continue to be a focus of attention in the future.