BackStreet (Machida/Tokyo)
The store has been in business for 24 years, but the interior remains unchanged. 
There is a huge selection, including Gregory's old logo backpack.
The camping boom is irrelevant. An outdoor store where vintage clothing connoisseurs gather.
The shop mainly sells unique vintage outdoor brand items. The outdoor clothing industry is experiencing even more product shortages than the typical American casual clothing, such as denim and sweatshirts, which have become difficult to obtain in recent years, but this shop is an exception.
Starting with major brands like Patagonia and Gregory, the store offers everything from apparel to backpacks and gear, with items dating back to the 1970s. As you can see, the store is always packed with rare items. The quality and variety of the products is such that people from domestic and international outdoor brands visit the store to learn more. It's truly on a different level.
Left: 90s hat from the US brand EMS, 8,690 yen. Right: 80s camouflage cap from the long-established US brand Cabela's, 8,690 yen. 
A 1970s Alpine Designs backpack for 32,780 yen. 
90s Patagonia A/C (Air Conditioner) shirt, 27,390 yen.
magforlia (Fujieda/Shizuoka)
The cluttered interior makes you want to explore. 
Rare Puma models will also be on display.
A Puma mecca where collectors from all over the country gather
This sneaker specialty store is run by Takaya Yamada, a world-renowned Puma fanatic. People from all over Japan flock to this store in search of vintage sneakers carefully selected with a keen eye for aesthetics. The special-order models he personally directs are so influential that they sell out instantly.
Wanting to sell directly rather than through mail order, they do not provide information on the arrival of vintage items. They are particular about the condition of vintage items, and what is considered mid-range at other stores will be considered low-ranking at Magfolia. Although they are often thought of as a Puma specialty store, they also carry a wide range of sneakers from Nike, Adidas, and no-brand sneakers.
These sneakers are from the 1980s. They have the Playboy logo all over them. They're a rare find. Price: 26,800 yen. 
Nike's leather Cortez shoes were released in 1997. The gold upper makes a strong impact. 26,400 yen. 
Adidas Montana shoes from the 90s. Safety shoes with reinforced plastic toe. 39,800 yen.
*Many of the second-hand clothes introduced are one-of-a-kind and may be out of stock. Price information and other information is from the time of coverage and is subject to change.
