What will be fashionable in a thousand years? Here is the answer presented by Ken Kagami Presents Tokyo Nonsense.

In today's age of relentless pursuit of "eikou," it is much more difficult to find nonsense that appeals to the heart than it is to find things with good taste.

Tokyo Nonsense," a collaborative project by the Tokyo-based boutique "HARE" and contemporary artist Ken Kagami, is a poignant pursuit of the "nonsense" that is becoming a lost culture.

This project, which focuses on artists active in Tokyo, has been held seven times and has sold out immediately upon release, with the response growing stronger each time.

This year's season 2, the eighth in the series, has a theme so grand that even Doraemon would turn blue: "1000 years from now, in the year 3021.

HARE x Ken Kagami Long T-shirt ¥8,250 each in TAX
.st limited Kids size (80cm~90cm) each ¥4,400 in TAX

Guests will be Masanao Hirayama (HIMAA) and painter Joji Nakamura, and the lineup will include knitwear and sweatshirts that explode with the "nonsense" of the three artists. The popular kids' sizes will also be available.

These fanny items are many times more attractive when used in a parent-child link-up .

HARE×Ken Kagami Knit cardigan ¥9,350 each in TAX

HARE×Joni Nakamura Sweatshirt ¥9,350 each in TAX
.st limited Kids size (80cm~90cm) each ¥6,050 in TAX

HARE×Masanao Hirayama Knit pullover ¥8,800 each in TAX
.st limited Kids size (80cm~90cm) each ¥5,500 in TAX

Not only in design, but also in consideration of the environment, such as using sustainable materials for some of the items. It is a very sophisticated thing to do.

It's not nonsense because of a lack of sense, but nonsense is about charm that cannot be measured by sense alone. The new "Tokyo Nonsense" will be released tomorrow, February 11 (Thursday), which will make you think that way.