What if Jill Sander created a "kiosk"? The answer is in Kyoto.

Kiosks are the stores in train stations, but what if "Jil Sander" created such a kiosk? The answer to this question can be found in Kyoto.

On May 3, "Jill Thunder Kiosk" was unveiled at the entrance of "Kyoto BAL".

. We don't sell clothes or small leather goods here, but books. The lineup includes "Familiarity," "Paris," and "Macro," a collection of photographs by Jill Sander, and "A Magazine Curated By" by Lucy and Luke Mayer, the couple behind the brand, as well as a wide range of genres such as art, architecture, crafts, culture, fiction, philosophy, poetry, and music. Lineup.

In addition, there is a selection of Japanese stationery, which Lucy and Luke say is their favorite.

Not only this, but you can also enjoy original drinks from Jill Sander, created by Ogawa Coffee, a long-established coffee roaster in Kyoto.

The "Jil Sander Kiosk" will be open for one month only, and is a project to commemorate the upcoming completion of a directly managed store in "Kyoto BAL".

GW is in its final stages, but if you are currently in Kyoto or plan to visit in the future, check it out.