"Ohasako, you're so impressive!" was what Inoue, who was in the lead pack until the 30-kilometer mark of yesterday's Tokyo Marathon, said after the race. Indeed, their expressions at that point were the complete opposite of each other. Osako still had a lot of energy left in him, while Inoue was looking very hard. The goal-scoring scene at the end, especially the gut-pose, was very moving, and my eyes were filled with excitement. It was already a drama, a drama.
So, this military coat is also a hamper! It belonged to the Czechoslovakian army in the 1960s, and its unique pattern, called salamander camo, is so rare that it no longer exists. In Japan, there is also a common name for it, such as sunflower field camouflage.
The camouflage pattern is not too rugged, and even gives a pop impression. The A-line silhouette that extends over the generous width of the overcoat is also a key point. The front is made with a double-layered flap for high windproofness. Compared to the American version, this is a highly fashionable piece. Please take a look!
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