Styles born from the hobbies of the three parties.
Just as each of them has their own preferred cutting style , their tastes and hobbies are also different.
I used to watch skate videos from the 90's when I was in school , and I've loved skateboarding ever since then. I haven't been able to skate much lately because I've been busy with work, but it feels good to skate after a long time.
Mr. Miura, who speaks with a "Magenta Skateboards" deck in hand, is a genuine skater, a rarity in the "Mr. Brothers Cut Club" scene. The wide silhouette of his outfit is reminiscent of West Coast skaters such as Boo Johnson, whom he admires.
Mr. Brothers Cut Club" is home to many American motorcycle enthusiasts, including Harley-Davidsons. Among them, Mr. Porrugawa is unusually fond of Triumphs, which he bought from his father. The 1994 Bonneville T100, which he inherited from his father, is still his partner.
As he says, "In the summer, I like to ride my motorcycle in an aloha shirt so I can feel the sway of the wind." , he sometimes commutes to work or goes touring in the warmer months.
Masai, who has striking blond hair that looks fresh and new at the barbershop, enjoys surfing on his days off under the influence of a friend of his uncle's. . The "Shaper's Fins" that he inherited when he first started surfing is a piece of surfing gear that Masai is particularly attached to.
. My local area is Ichinomiya, Chiba, and I often go there on my days off with my surfing staff. I don't usually get a chance to wear an aloha shirt, but it's great for when we go surfing," Masai said with a smile.
