Rinco, the famous vintage clothing store known to those in the know, is back for two days only. A pop-up store will be held at AND BELVELZIN.

Everyone's favorite vintage Nirvana & Kurt Cobain t-shirts are in large numbers at the "Rinco" pop-up!

Have you ever heard of "Linco," a vintage clothing store that once existed in Harajuku? The store was popular for its old-fashioned owner and sophisticated selection of old and new clothes, but regrettably closed its doors in 2011. It closed in 2011 and has not been active since then, but this weekend it will make a comeback to Harajuku's Ton-chan Street for the first time in nine years. This weekend, it will make a comeback for the first time in nine years, holding a two-day pop-up store at & BerBerJin, a vintage clothing collaboration store run by BerBerJin.

Mr. Suzuki, who has been active as a freelance vintage buyer and owner of "RINCO", will take this opportunity to show off his treasured collection, which he has kept only the best items from his longtime purchases in the United States. The collection of T-shirts is especially impressive. So, from the huge amount of items, HOUYHNHNM's has picked up a few that caught our attention. Seeing is believing.

From rare motifs to familiar classics, we have a wide variety of Leccigli van T's. It is not often that you have a chance to see such a wide variety of items at once.

This one is also a lechri, a parody of the Beatles' Abbey Road. He crosses the road naked, and his vagina is covered with a sock, in full Lecchilli style.

From Butthole Surfers, which retains many of its artistic T-shirts, we pick a motif from its first EP.

Black music, such as rap and R&B, has been on the rise in recent years. This is the popular TLC, and although it is recent, it is surprisingly hard to find.

Among the pop-up items, there was a large selection of music items, including US & UK rock T-shirts as well as rap T-shirts. In addition to the items introduced here, there are many more treasures to be found, so if you like this type of clothing, we recommend that you get there as soon as possible.

Old Stussy is also on standby with a solid number.

AKIRA is growing in popularity and price, and this is the standard Kanada.

Science fiction and cyberpunk are particularly popular brands among Japanimation. Ghost in the Shell is an ironclad story.

In the vein of anime masterpieces, we picked up this one as well. It is a well-known masterpiece, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, but vintage T-shirts are rare.

There were a variety of street and culture-related items, but I would especially like to highlight the Japanese anime motifs you see here. This genre has become popular in Europe and the U.S., and in recent years has been gaining recognition in Japan as well. It is a good target.

The Frankenstein all-over patterned T gives a pop and cute impression, coupled with the odd color.

Pieces from FIFTH COLUMN, the legendary London label that created T-shirts for the Clash, graphics for the Sex Pistols, and more.

This is one of CLONES' hand-printed silk-screened T-shirts, favored by a core group of people. It is a good print using multiple colors.

For those who enjoy T-shirts as art pieces, this is the place to be. How about the legendary hand-printed labels of the UK? It looks great, but it's also very intricate. In addition to this, there was also a wide selection of photo T-shirts and other items.

We have picked up a few, but what we have presented here is really only a very small portion. If you want to know more details,Instagram for "RincoCheck out the

The pop-up will only be open for two days this weekend, August 29 (Sat.) and 30 (Sun.). It is not often that high-grade vintage clothing comes together in one place. We are putting a lot of effort into it. We are sure that you will find something that will satisfy your needs, so if you like vintage clothing, you should definitely come and visit.

Rinko" will also take this revival as an opportunity to restart its activities through a web store and other means. The image of "Rinko," which has returned to the stage after opening and closing several times, is similar to that of Joe Yabuki, who stood up even though he had fallen down many times. We still do not need towels. Let's keep an eye on its future activities with high expectations.