The media company that introduces Japanese subculture to the world holds its first pop-up in Osaka, where 12 artists all go from two-dimensional to three-dimensional.

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The "I'm in Osaka" is set up in Osaka from today.RISE ABOVE GALLERYThe pop-up exhibition at the "Sabukaru" showcases the works of 12 artists curated through the lens of "sabukaru" (subculture).

From Portugal.Thiago Evangelistaand others in LA.Redeadicein Taiwan.Gladys, stirring up Japanese youth culture in Germany.OreandYAMEPIArt from around the world will be gathered, including

Not only the exhibition , but also,VERDY.and selling products in collaboration withTokyo VitaminThe party, which invitedCircus Osaka. and much more. You can't miss the "sabukaru" (subculture) that goes beyond the two-dimensional world of the Internet and social networking sites and is delivered in three dimensions.