(Right) Y&Sons yukata ¥52,920
Wearing yukata with family is like wearing a T-shirt and jeans.
Unlike the Western clothes we wear every day, when you put on a kimono or yukata, you feel like you're "connecting with Japanese culture," and it makes you stand a little taller, want to go to a different place with someone than usual, want to spend time with family, or want to spend time in a different way.
"At my parents' house, I used to wear a yukata in the summer, and it was very comfortable to wear after a bath. My parents only had simple yukatas and obi sashes, so at last year's Y&Sons pop-up, I chose one with an all-over 'eagle and pine' pattern," said Isoda.

Patrick Stephan focuses on "minimalism" and "timelessness," paying meticulous attention to silhouette and volume. The sacoche bag, which develops a unique character the more you use it, is perfect for short outings.
Patrick Stephan bag: 37,800 yen

These unique shoes are made in Japan by Onitsuka Tiger . The leather, which has foil applied to the surface, is washed, and then each pair is individually bleached by craftsmen to create a vintage look.
Onitsuka Tiger sneakers ¥28,080
When asked where she would like to wear a yukata, she replied, "I'd like to pack a whole set in my suitcase and wear it overseas." "A haori (short jacket) is like a jacket in Western clothing, so even with a yukata, if you wear a juban (undergarment) underneath and then put on a haori, you can create a different look. That would increase the number of occasions where you could wear it."
