This is a limited edition collaboration T-shirt between Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture's alternative pop unit, Teashikuchibiru (Banri Kawachi, Kucchi) and Fujiyama, a punk and independent record shop in Sangenjaya (illustration by Teashikuchibiru, title by Masashi Watanabe of Fujiyama). * Body: Printstar's 5.6oz heavyweight T-shirt (80% cotton, 20% polyester) with a moderate thickness and durability, in a relaxed fit. * Print specification: Silk screen * Color: Heather gray * Back print: None * Size: S Length: 65cm Width: 48.5cm Shoulder width: 43.5cm Sleeve length: 18.5cm *Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. *We cannot offer discounts on single items, but we will offer a discount on shipping costs for purchases of 2 shirts (2,750 yen per shirt including shipping, 5,000 yen for 2 shirts). For indie music lovers in Japan, Teashikuchibiru is a shining star, and their music is described by listeners as: unique, experimental, chaotic, exciting, local, borderless, outsider, acoustic, spoken word, DOPE string duo, poetry, rap, singing, dance music, alternative, traditional, talking blues, punk, post-punk, new wave, and prog. They are also attracting a lot of attention from other artists, and they seem to be mutually stimulating and resonating with each other. 【Artists who wrote recommendation comments for their CDs】Takashi Aoyagi (Vidro), Yuta Orisaka, Komadorisha (schedars), Yukio Sato (Yukio Sato and Us, ex. Sukisuki Switch), Akira Shimoaka (Analogfish), dotama, Fuminao Natsuaki (moonriders), Masaaki Taniguchi (echo-U-nite, Phnom Penh Model, ex. Ikiru), Tomokazu Ninomiya (PANICSMILE / uIIIn), Taiga Yamazaki (Barananbu) and others 【Main collaborating artists】Morio Agata, Ikamegane Susu, Koji Ishikawa (Pascal's, ex. Tama), Eiko Ishibashi x Tatsuhisa Yamamoto, Michiro Endo, Mr. Otani + Tocchan, Fuguri Kataoka, Ryunosuke Sakaguchi, The End, Itsuki Suizu, Keiichi Sokabe, Chikyū Suyaki, Totsuzen Danball, Kazuki Tomokawa, Masato Tomobe, Tonchi Pickles, Mama Kurio, Nekodo Ikka, Keiji Haino, Amita Hachidori, Yoshio Hayakawa, Hormone Tetsudo, Nao Matsuzaki and others