日本の公園
Japan Parks
The Japan Parks Collection is a limited-edition capsule created in partnership with our Parks Project team in Japan, inspired by some of the country’s most breathtaking national parks. It’s a reminder that adventure lives everywhere and the more we explore, the more we understand how vital it is to protect the places that move us and Leave It Better™ across the world.
Parks Project Mount Fuji Crew
Inspired by Mount Fuji, this cozy crew captures Japan’s iconic peak with bold graphics and mountain-ready comfort for everyday adventures.
Fun Fact: Mount Fuji is actually three volcanoes stacked together—Komitake, Kofuji, and Fuji—forming Japan’s most iconic and sacred mountain!
Parks Project Mount Fuji Tee
Inspired by Mount Fuji, this slightly oversized heavier weight tee is inspired by Japan’s iconic peak with bold graphics and mountain-ready comfort for everyday adventures.
Fun Fact: Standing at 12,388 feet high, Mount Fuji is an active volcano that was last recorded erupting in 1707!
Parks Project Parks of Japan Tee
All of Japan's National Parks in one place! This slightly oversized heavier weight tee is inspired by their national parks and love of streetwear.
Fun Fact: Japan has 34 national parks, covering close to 6% of the country!
Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park Tee
Located on the eastern shore just outside Tokyo, this dynamic park stretches from Japan’s highest peak to coral-rich coastlines, combining sacred shrines, steam vents, alpine trails, and island wildlife into one of the country’s most visited natural wonders.
Fun Fact: The park includes over 1,000 volcanic islands in the Izu archipelago.
日本の公園
Japan Parks
The Japan Parks Collection is a limited-edition capsule created in partnership with our Parks Project team in Japan, inspired by some of the country’s most breathtaking national parks. It’s a reminder that adventure lives everywhere and the more we explore, the more we understand how vital it is to protect the places that move us and Leave It Better™ across the world.
Parks Project Japan
Must Visit National Parks in Japan
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