We will be releasing the fourth collaboration item with “CHUMS”, “Long Sleeve T-shirt”.
Adventure World (Shirahama-cho, Wakayama Prefecture) is holding a lot of panda-themed events at Matsuzakaya Ueno store! The “Adventure World POP-UP STORE” will open from Wednesday, October 23rd to Tuesday, October 29th, 2024 as part of the “HAPPY PANDAFUL DAYS” building-wide event celebrating the 52nd anniversary of the arrival of pandas in Japan. In addition to selling collaboration goods with brands featuring animal illustrations from the park that are exclusive to the POP-UP STORE and online shop, we will also sell original goods sold within the Adventure World park.
This POP-UP STORE will be releasing a new “long sleeve T-shirt” perfect for this season as the fourth collaboration item with the outdoor casual brand “CHUMS”! In addition to the first and second “camper mugs” and “T-shirts,” the third “banana shoulder bag” will also be on sale for the first time in Tokyo.
[About the Adventure World POP-UP STORE at Matsuzakaya Ueno Store]
·period
October 23, 2024 (Wednesday) – October 29, 2024 (Tuesday)
・Business hours
10:00am – 8:00pm
·place
Matsuzakaya Ueno Store, 1st floor north exit arcade (3-29-5 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo)
*Products available may change without notice. Please note that quantities are limited.
＜Brand collaboration goods: 4th collaboration goods with “CHUMS”＞
Introducing the “Long Sleeve T-shirt”!
The fourth collaboration between CHUMS and Adventure World is a long T-shirt that’s perfect for this time of year!
The third edition, the banana shoulder bag, will also be sold for the first time in Tokyo.
Long sleeve T-shirt Price: 6,500 yen (tax included) Sizes: S, M, L
Banana shoulder bag Price: 7,150 yen (tax included) 1 color
[CHUMS] CHUMS Japan Official Website http://www.chums.jp/
The founder, who was a river guide on the Colorado River in Utah, USA, developed a sunglasses strap to solve the problem of sunglasses falling into the river while rafting. This was the first product of CHUMS, the “CHUMS Original Retainer”.
The company established a factory in Hurricane, Utah, created the brand mascot Booby Bird, and began developing apparel using sweatshirts. The brand, which celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2023, continues to create items that people wish existed in their daily lives.
Booby Bird
<Brand mascot: Booby Bird>
The “katsuo-tori” lives on the coastline from Ecuador to southern Mexico, and in the Ogasawara Islands in Japan. Because it is very friendly and not wary, South American fishermen call it “bobo,” which is the same word as the familiar “booby-trap” that is the second-lowest ranking.
[About Matsuzakaya Ueno Store’s “HAPPY PANDAFUL DAYS”]
https://www.matsuzakaya.co.jp/ueno/happy_pandafuldays/
From Wednesday, October 9th to Tuesday, November 5th, 2024, we are holding a museum-wide project called “HAPPY PANDAFUL DAYS” to celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the arrival of pandas in Japan. There are many projects using photos of all 10 pandas, including not only the pandas currently in Japan, but also Ri Ri, Shin Shin, and Xiang Xiang, who have traveled to China, and Tin Tin from Kobe Oji Zoo, who passed away in March this year! In addition to decorations and original novelties with designs of the 10 pandas, be sure to check out the “Thank You Tin Tin Photo Exhibition” and monochrome sweets related to pandas. Panda advertising balloons will also be available from Saturday, October 26th to Monday, October 28th! It’s a month full of panda projects.
[Adventure World “SDGs Declaration and Park Policy”]
https://www.aws-s.com/parktheme-sdgs/
Adventure World is a “Smile in the Heart, Future Creation Park” and aims to embody a future where all life on Earth is filled with smiles (happiness). Through this “small Earth” that is the park, we will continue to create a smile of the future so that the lives of all involved are enriched, so that the lives of animals are forever connected, and so that nature and resources are circulated and regenerated.
[About SDGs]
SDGs stands for “Sustainable Development Goals.” It consists of 17 goals and 169 targets to solve problems facing society and create a brighter future for the world by 2030. It is an international goal that was unanimously adopted by 193 member states at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in September 2015.
