Japan Collection

Japan Parks

Rooted in the spirit of Shichijū-ni Kō, Japan’s 72 micro-seasons, this collection honors the small natural shifts that make each moment outside worth noticing. These tees are an invitation to find wonder in every corner of the planet and Leave It Better® wherever you go.

Kamikochi Heavyweight Oversized Tee

Fun Fact: Kamikōchi sits at about 5,000 feet elevation and is surrounded by some of Japan's tallest peaks, earning it the nickname "the Yosemite of Japan."

Yambaru Heavyweight Oversized Tee

Fun Fact: Yambaru is home to many species found nowhere else on Earth, including the rare Okinawa rail.

Nasu Heavyweight Oversized Tee

Fun Fact: Natural geothermal activity creates some of Japan's most beloved onsen (hot springs), attracting visitors for centuries.

The Art of Noticing Summer

Japan’s traditional calendar divides the year into 72 small seasons, each lasting around five days.

温風至 ATSUKAZE ITARU - Warm winds blow around July 7–11

蓮始開 HASU HAJIMETE HIRAKU - First lotus blossoms around July 12–16

土潤溽暑 TSUCHI URUŌTE MUSHI ATSUSH - Earth is damp, air is humid around July 29–August 2

大雨時行 TAIU TOKIDOKI FURU - Great rains sometimes fall around August 3–7

寒蝉鳴 HIGURASHI NAKU - Evening cicadas sing around August 13–17

蒙霧升降 FUKAKI KIRI MATŌ - Thick fog descends around August 18–22

Summer doesn’t arrive all at once. It happens in small signs worth noticing. This summer, notice the small stuff: the first bloom, the warm wind, the evening song, the rain that changes the trail.

Parks Project Parks of Japan Tee

Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park Tee

Parks Project Mount Fuji Tee

Parks Project Mount Fuji Crew