Exactly one year ago, the two finally visited Hawaii's Wallows together. Photographer Taro Hirano and Tetsu Nishiyama look back once again on the influence and lessons they received from skateboarding, which they first encountered back when they were junior high school students.

アートブックショップ兼ギャラリー「NONLECTURE books/arts」にて、店主の持田さんを交え、STUMP MAGAZINEが主催するエキシビジョンについての企画会議のつづきをリポートします。

The journeys of these two men, who have embodied the phrase ‘Motorcycle makes a man,’ and the reflections on the difference between the past and the present. This is the final installment of the series.

We report from the planning room on the meeting for the exhibition organized by STUMP MAGAZINE at NONLECTURE books/arts, an art book shop and gallery which is set to open this March.

Both before and after founding NEIGHBORHOOD, there were many moments of analog trial and error, stories of figuring things out as we went along that would be almost unimaginable today.

With Shinsuke Takizawa, founder and creative director of Neighborhood, this is a conversation between a mentor and protégé who first connected through motorcycles, reflecting on their journey from those early days to the present.

What Keola of FITTED is doing in Hawai‘i.

Rian Pozzebon interviews Thomas Bonilla, a true-born skater and leather craftsman, in Morongo Valley, California.

Think, and start with what you can do.

I spoke with Arvie Gimeno, director of Albino & Preto, about his days with kids and work.

The final conclusion of an interview with contemporary artist Tetsuya Yamada, conducted by filmmaker Takei Goodman.

A continuation of the interview with contemporary artist Tetsuya Yamada, conducted by filmmaker Takei Goodman.

Filmmaker Takei Goodman interviews contemporary artist Tetsuya Yamada.

The values of vintage clothes is fun because it can shift completely depending on your personal sense of value.

We also had a conversation about work with my friends, the Meiers

I spoke with my friends, the Meiers, about their journey from childhood to where they are now. Their hopes for the future, and their thoughts on raising their daughter.

In honor of May 5th, the day of the STUMP launch, we visited “La Mano,” a company that makes “Koinobori” in Tokyo.

Rip Zinger, who has lived a nomadic life abroad, talks about Kimi Werner, a spearfishing champion living in Hawaii.

We asked Hideaki Yoshihara and Yukiko Ode, who operate the fashion brand “HYKE,” about their children, work and values.

We asked Hideaki Yoshihara and Yukiko Ode, who work on the fashion brand “HYKE,” about “work."

Rian Pozzebon, who lives in the United States, interviews Don Luong, a director who has mainly
worked on skateboard-related films.

A corner where we, who grew up in the culture, talk about the culture. In the first episode, Nishiyama talks about how generations connect through music.