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Enjoying spring outings　

2026.4.9 (Thu)-2026.4.29(Wed)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

Put on your favourite clothes and accessories, and head outside.
Alongside spring clothing and accessories, the Shoin-jinja store held a pop-up featuring lunch boxes and bottles for picnics, camping and everyday outings.
Reading glasses are becoming a familiar part of an outfit too.
The selection included designs from Denmark.
A collection of useful companions for spring days out.

2026.4.9(Thu)-4.29(Wed)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

Put on your favourite clothes and accessories, and head outside.
Alongside spring clothing and accessories, the Shoin-jinja store held a pop-up featuring lunch boxes and bottles for picnics, camping and everyday outings.

British brand Black+Blum aims to improve everyday products through thoughtful design, durable materials and objects people enjoy owning and reusing.
The simple designs suit different tastes and routines. The event also included selected glassware and tableware from Sweden's Månses Design, following its popularity at Kiyosumi-Shirakawa.

Reading glasses are becoming a familiar part of an outfit too.
The selection included designs from Denmark.
A collection of useful companions for spring days out.

Featured brands

Black+Blum

Founded by Dan Black and Martin Blum, who studied industrial design at Northumbria University,
the brand creates practical lunch boxes and other products for food and drink on the go.
Durable materials and enduring designs encourage repeated use by people of different ages and tastes.

The aim is to improve everyday objects and make them a pleasure to own,
with attention to thoughtful design, reuse and longevity.

OjeOje

OjeOje is a Danish brand whose first reading-glasses collection launched in 2023.

Its frames incorporate recycled plastic,
with bright colours and appealing shapes designed to bring out the wearer's personality.

Have A Look

Created by Danish founders Mette and Christina,
Have A Look is an eyewear brand.
Its stylish frames reflect Denmark's strong design tradition,
and have found a growing audience in Japan.