Canada Goose is set to open its flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo on September 14th, marking a significant expansion for the luxury outerwear brand in Japan. To commemorate this special occasion, the brand is hosting a captivating photography exhibition titled “FUMI NIKAIDO AND THE ART OF CRAFTSMANSHIP.” Renowned photographer Fumi Nikaido has captured the essence of local artisans, showcasing their craftsmanship and dedication through stunning portraits. The exhibition features prominent figures such as Kabuki actor Chinosuke Kataoka and bartender Ikuo Kai from Bar Lupine, highlighting the unique talent that thrives in Ginza.
The new flagship store embodies the “Canadian Warmth” concept, providing a welcoming and luxurious experience for customers. It boasts a spacious lounge area, a stylish bar counter, and an immersive “Cold Room” where visitors can experience the functionality of Canada Goose’s products in a -20°C environment.
To celebrate the grand opening, Canada Goose is launching an exclusive capsule collection for the Japanese market. This collection features stylish and functional down jackets made from environmentally conscious materials, available in men’s, women’s, and unisex styles. A limited-edition T-shirt collection in iconic Ginza-inspired colors is also available for both men and women. The collection highlights Canada Goose’s commitment to sustainability and its dedication to creating high-quality, innovative designs.
For those seeking a touch of exclusivity, the women’s collection will feature a special先行発売 of a new pink quartz-colored vest, adding a vibrant touch to their winter wardrobe.
Beyond the contemporary collection, Canada Goose is presenting an archive exhibition showcasing the brand’s rich heritage. Starting from September 14th, visitors can delve into the history of Canada Goose, exploring the brand’s roots and the inspiration behind its iconic designs. The exhibition features pieces from the “Snow Goose” era, the brand’s predecessor, as well as a detailed look at the deconstructed components of the renowned “Snow Mantra Parka.” The exhibition also spotlights past collaborations, giving insights into the brand’s journey and evolution.
Both the photography exhibition and the archive exhibition are free to enter with a download of the official Canada Goose app. The exhibitions will run until October 10th, offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Canada Goose and experience the brand’s story firsthand. The new flagship store and the accompanying exhibitions are a testament to Canada Goose’s commitment to connecting with its Japanese customers and showcasing its values of craftsmanship, sustainability, and warmth.
