. Even if you're in Okippanashi, don't worry. Let's make the deliveryman dusty while you're at it with a Freaks Store and Ken Kagami's leftover bag.

In today's world, where social distance is the norm, "oshibutsu" is now the lingua franca. However, I feel that a smart style of "oshibu-shari" has not yet been established.

If you don't have a good environment for distributing your products, you may want to use "OKIPPA.

FREAKʼS STORE Sustainable bag OKIPPA ¥5,980
Size: When in use/approx. 70 x 66 cm (57 L capacity)
When stored / approx. 13 x 13 cm (5 cm thick ))

. It can hold 18 2-liter plastic bottles.

Okippa" is a hanging delivery bag. Unlike large delivery boxes, it is simply fixed to a doorknob, so no installation work is required.

Although compact when stored, the two types of locks and the app linkage provide a good anti-theft measure.

What's more, you can even get an exclusive theft warranty.

For only 100 yen per 30 days, they will compensate you for your luggage and replace your bag and accessories, so if you are a worrier, you should join.

If you want to get your hands on one now, it is a good choice that FREAKʼS STORE has collaborated with contemporary artist Ken Kagami.

Tasteful and loose illustrations and "Thank you!" and "Otsukare-sama! and "OKAPPA" and "Supa," alluding to "Okippa," the Japanese word for "Okippa." The deliveryman's cheeks will be loosened up with these and other ways of saying thank you.

Not having to worry about the time of the package is quite stress-free for those who tend to use delivery services.

You can quickly cut down on the time you spend waiting anxiously for the delivery.

And best of all, even careless people who do not receive packages easily can be sure to avoid heartbreaking re-deliveries.

Maybe you can have a good dream.