The triple collaboration work between Kyoto Montsuki and Nisai, and the contents of the exhibition at Nijo Castle were published in Recycle Tsuushin.

OLD FLIP (Yachiyo City, Chiba Prefecture), which operates the second-hand clothing stores "Go! Go! FURUGI" and "Re-Collect" mainly in the Kanto region, is focusing on selling black-dyed second-hand clothing. In June of this year, it became a subsidiary of Yamano Holdings, which operates beauty salons and Japanese-style jewelry stores. Going forward, the company plans to expand its black-dyeing business by combining it with the group's resources.

OLD FLIP (Yachiyo City, Chiba Prefecture), which operates second-hand clothing stores such as "Go! Go! FURUGI" in commercial facilities, is expanding into a new business model of dealing in reconstructed (remade) kimonos and black-dyed second-hand clothing. It has launched its own brand called "zivun" and has opened pop-up stores at the Imperial Hotel and Laforet Harajuku. As the number of second-hand clothing stores opening in commercial facilities increases, the company aims to differentiate itself from competitors by adopting a store concept of "spreading Japanese culture and traditional crafts to the world in a new way" (Director Masahiro Imamura). By dealing in a wide range of products that are unfamiliar overseas, it also hopes to attract inbound customers.