Long Live the Motorcycle! The Hellraiser and Honda pop-up at Beams T is a lineup of not only clothes, but also monkeys and music.

In the past few years, Japan's old car boom has only gained momentum, and used car prices are on the rise. No matter how old you are, there must be many people who are attracted to motorcycles, cars, skateboards, and other items with "wheels" on them. This weekend, October 14 (Fri.), we will be holding theBEAMS TThe Tokyo-based skate apparel brand, which has expanded its field of activities to include overseas, will hold a "Skate Apparel Brand" event at the "Skate Apparel Museum" in Tokyo, Japan.HELLRAZORJapan is proud to introduce to the world the world's most famous cars, including the "SUBARU" and the "SUBARU", which is the world's most famous car.HondaIf you're a fan of such wheel culture, you won't want to miss this pop-up of a collaborative collection.

In addition to the launch of the collection, which incorporates designs with the iconic logos of both designers, the collaboration, which was realized through a call from "BEAMS T," will also include a display of Honda's famous "Monkey," which was designed especially for the pop-up (the motorcycle is not for sale). The collection, which has a somewhat nostalgic feel, is a must-see for Tsumi, the director of "Hellraiser," and projects the style of her seniors, the original scenery she saw in her boyhood in her hometown of Totsuka.

On Friday, October 14 at 7:00 p.m., rapperMonyHorse.to the live performance ofU-LEEandWATTERA reception party will also be held with a DJ from "Hellraiser" and "Honda". With skateboards, bikes, fashion, and music, there is no reason not to visit the world of "Hellraiser" and "Honda" at "BEAMS T." We hope you will come and experience it for yourself.