If you are looking for sunglasses, this is the place to be. Ray-Ban opened a directly-managed store on that street where young people gather.

Ray-Ban is a brand that every fashion lover has come into contact with at least once. Ray-Ban's masterpieces such as "Wayfarer," "Aviator," and "Clubmaster" have a history and sense of security like no other, and still attract many people.

Ray-Ban will open its ninth directly managed store in Japan on July 29 (Friday).

The location is along Cat Street, which connects Shibuya and Harajuku. It is a shopping area where young people who love clothes gather.

The one-floor store is based on the color black and incorporates the iconic color red to express the brand's world view. The floor is designed to resemble tatami mats.

The number of eyewear items handled is approximately 450, including sunglasses and eyeglasses. Another attraction is that the space for eye examinations is larger and more spacious than other directly managed stores.

Limited models are also available to commemorate the opening. "Wayfarer" and "Round Metal" with "Harajuku" engraved on them, each in a quantity of 15.

Wayfarer ¥29,590

Round metal ¥33,990

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