The other day, I went to Tokyo and prepared my office and house again.
This time the weather was bad and it was very cold.
The work of installing telephone lines was difficult for amateurs.
Peel off the heavy iron plate on the floor, take out the wire from the wall, connect it to the main unit, and check the operation...
The work was completed while wondering what kind of shop it was.
After that, I went straight to Ueno, which I wanted to go to.
This time, I'm going to take a tour of the nostalgic shops I saw at my favorite place, Ad Street Heaven .
Ueno is a city so familiar that it can be called its home turf.
Bars are crowded from daytime,
“1000 yen~” echoed in a hoarse voice.
A wonderful city where the harmonious smell of exhaust gas and sewage makes your head trip.
For dried foods, raw seafood, and kebabs.
Not only do we have all kinds of ingredients, but
Ueno used to be a fashion hub.
It can be said that Japanese American casual started from here.
There are many long-established American casual stores.
Especially when it comes to Ueno, there is Hinoya .
The main thing I was looking for this time was this sweatshirt.
A sweatshirt made with a loom called "low-speed Daimaru machine",
There are only a few of these machines in existence today, making them extremely valuable.
This makes the fabric very strong when woven,
The more you wear it, the more the fabric becomes more appealing.
As the name suggests, this machine weaves slowly,
The number of pieces that can be produced in a day is limited,
Although it can be surprisingly expensive when made into a product,
Hinoya's original sweatshirts are surprisingly affordable.
I don't think the price is too low compared to the quality, but
It seems that sales exploded after it aired on TV.
Only some of the colors remained.
However, I think the basic color of sweatshirts is gray, so I was glad that they had the right size.
It's going to get cold from today, so
It's very convenient to have something warm and easy to move in, like sweatshirts.
Dress thoroughly until it gets hot,
I look forward to seeing how it changes.
