Residencia de la Impermanencia - Harajuku, Tokio, Japón
En las afueras de Harajuku, se alza un nuevo y audaz letrero: La Residencia de la Impermanencia. En Harajuku, Tokio ha vuelto. Arte, tablas de surf, motocicletas, ropa, cafetería, música: un lugar donde se unen todo tipo de entusiasmos. Entra al Deus Café, un espacio fresco y diáfano que sirve desayuno durante todo el día y la energía perfecta para cada momento. No lo discutimos. Sube la escalera de caracol hasta las tablas de surf, alineadas discretamente contra un fondo de luz tenue.
Shapée exclusivement pour la Residence par Takuya « Tappy » Yoshikawa, Tetsuya Ogawa et Jared Mell, chaque planche est unique. Les canapés autrefois chéris dans l’ancienne boutique de Harajuku — conçus par TRUCK Furniture et Stephen Kenn — ont été retapissés et ramenés à la vie pour leur prochain chapitre. Ils prendront un nouveau caractère avec le temps — tout comme ce lieu. Installez-vous et profitez du flow.
Mismo nombre. Nueva forma. El espíritu se mantiene, solo que ligeramente reorganizado. Pase y quédese un rato. Nos encontramos en Jingumae 2-32-5, Shibuya-Ku, BPR Square Jingumae, 1-1F y 2F, Tokio.
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Bayside at the Emporium - a photographic recap
Last week on Venice Boulevard, the local community of heritage Japanese auto enthusiasts descended upon the Emporium of Postmodern Activities.
A mix of '60s, '70s '80s, '90s and early '00s classics were on display, including rarities like a Toyota Stout 1900, a Datsun 280z and an adorable Nissan Pao.
Photos by Jeremy Knies.
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Drip, Drive and DUNE
Last weekend in Venice, the parking lot filled early. Coffee in hand, classics rolling in one by one, and sun-warmed concrete set the tone for the morning ahead.
Hosted alongside Meyers Manx, with friends BYRD Hair and DUNE Suncare, the gathering brought together an eclectic mix of cars, people and personalities - the kind of easy atmosphere that defined the early days of Deus Venice. Nothing overly programmed. Just a community of like-minded individuals coming together around the simple pleasure of a good morning drive.
There’s something about a classic buggy that captures the spirit of California exploration - equally at home chasing dust through Baja as it is pulling into your local taco stand. That same sense of freedom carried through the morning, as Meyers Manx buggies and a convoy of classics rolled out from the lot and into the streets of Venice under Pacific light.
Same again soon,
The team at Deus Ex Machina, Los Angeles
Photography by @hagop