A chance to travel to nature. HOUYHNHNM's editorial department sneaks into the newly opened OUTDOOR GALLERY at AND WONDER's directly-managed store!

A quiet residential area in the town of Moto-Yoyogi-cho, one side street off Namiki-dori . There, an outdoor brand[Claire] "and wander.There is the first directly managed store "MT.

And Wonder" was launched in the spring/summer of 2011 by Keita Ikeuchi and Mihoko Mori. With the keywords "town" and "mountain" in mind, the brand offers outdoor wear and gear that combines authentic functionality with design that is also suitable for town use.

MT.", which offers a near full lineup of such items, has now reopened. The 3rd and 4th floors, which were originally used as offices, have been renovated to create a new gallery space, "OUTDOOR GALLERY.

The HOUYHNHNM editorial staff has gone undercover and will introduce its contents, which are of interest to you.

On the 3rd floor, an exhibition titled "Hello PAPERSKY! The walls will be decorated with 60 back issues of PAPERSKY, an in-flight magazine that is read on the ground. Since PAPERSKY has been a magazine that has been introducing the charms of various parts of the world from its unique perspective, this exhibition is sure to be an irresistible attraction for travel lovers.

Also on the same floor will be a permanent collection of clothing and sundries. The lineup includes limited-edition items, one-of-a-kind vintage items selected by the designer, and archived items from the "&WONDER" collection.

T-shirts and tote bags decorated with the OUTDOOR GALLERY logo are rare items that can only be purchased at this gallery. Incidentally, the bags are waterproof and can be used as buckets.

. The vintage clothing selection is centered on items with loud color schemes and funky prints. This T-shirt with an outdoor-style Snoopy print and a jacket with corporate logos such as "Starbucks" on the sleeve are "the vintage" items.

This item is a collaboration between AND WONDER, illustrator Jerry Ukai, and the "Jockric" brand, which is based on the concept of "work clothes. The form of the item is a kappo-gai, the fabric is Tyvek, which is used for protective clothing, and the design is a football T. The result is a striking finish with an exquisite sense of ambiguity.

The sundry goods lineup includes bottles, knit caps, and bandanas collaborated with photographer Naoki Ishikawa as "Paper Sky" originals. In addition, select items with an outdoor element and a selection of books by designer Mihoko Mori will also be on display.

On the fourth floor up the stairs, Jerry Ukai's work, introduced earlier, is on display. Incidentally, the work shown here is an original drawing of the one that appeared in the latest issue of "Paper Sky" featuring Mr. Ikeuchi and Mr. Mori.

Jerry's own travels have led him to depict the trees that take root in the land of Tokyo, with his unique touch and colors. The works are also available for purchase, so those who are interested are encouraged to see them for themselves. The exhibition will run until Sunday, July 19.

The "OUTDOOR GALLERY" by "&WONDER" and "Paper Sky" opened on June 19. It is not only an irresistible place for outdoor enthusiasts, but also a great opportunity for those who want to enjoy nature in the future. In addition to exhibitions, the space will also be used for events and as a lineup space for "&WONDER," so keep your eyes peeled for future developments.