Baum, which is about to be renewed by blending hinoki water, will hold a pop-up. It will be held at Futakotamagawa and Umeda.

Just when you think the dry winter is over, pollen and ultraviolet rays can take a toll on your skin.

Many men also use this product.Baum (BAUM)On April 18 (Thu.), Hinoki Water, a new tree ingredient for moisturizing and skin protection, will be added to five new alcohol-free skincare items. A pop-up that condenses its world view will be held at Tsutaya Denki in Futakotamagawa, Tokyo.

The venue where items can be purchased is a space where visitors can feel the atmosphere of a hinoki forest with their whole body by touching hinoki chips and hinoki water and feeling its fragrance. Hinoki is a species endemic to Japan that is often used for baths and other purposes, but it is not easily found elsewhere, so this will be a valuable experience.

Visitors who register to add friends on the official line at the event can try their hand at making hinoki chip sachets, and those who purchase more than ¥10,000 without tax will receive an original incense stick made in collaboration with "Korujudo," a long-established incense maker that has been in business for more than 120 years.

The following week, a pop-up store is scheduled to open at the Tsutaya bookstore in Umeda. Come experience the world of "Baum," which has undergone a renewal and is more fragrant and healing.