Go Out, June 2016

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>>11317242
so jelly =( they get the turbodiesel XVs in Japan

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Thank you for posting this.

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>>11317507
enjoy

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>>11317251
what? they have american spirits in japan?

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>>11317536
yeah and their ad campaign there is really good
they put a lot of ads in magazines

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>>11317650
my favorite pic in the magazine
now I have a new brand for athletic clothes

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https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0jc0NJQ4qefMTZnT2JaTXphOVU&usp=sharing
here's a link if anybody wants it

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As usual, thanks for posting these.

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>>11317781
kickass brand name: Go Slow Caravan

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https://www.goslowcaravan.com/products/detail.php?product_id=806
omg im in love with this brand

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be back later

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>>11317181
This magazine explains a lot of the brand obsession and the lack of a practical approach that you see in japanese campers on yt. It's nice tho.

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this was very cool of you op, thanks! If you have a link to a compressed folder of these that'd b k00l

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Thanks OP, love your work. Was waiting for this one

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>>11317227
>jumping into the water with a beanie on

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>>11317769
thanks man this is cool

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>>11317865
He posted the Google Drive link.

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>>11317227
that nigga is gonna die

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B A S E D
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oh god there are more pictures

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aight new /fa/ magazine
Artifacts
and it's free lol
http://www.roarkrevival.com/artifacts/

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>>11317981
>http://www.roarkrevival.com/artifacts/
Nice. Thanks anon

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>>11317181
So this magazine is mostly /out/ stuff?

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>>11318389
in a very superficial way; yes

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>>11317685
that's a weird hoodie armwarmer thing

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>>11318465
Lmao didn't even notice that. Is it meant to go with a vest or something?

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>>11317769
Thank you

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>>11318522
Enjoy I rage quit the upload cuz I'm having memory issues on my computer
Chrome is annoying

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>>11318530
The .zip seems to have worked for me

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thanks OP xx

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>>11318533
I meant here on 4chan țbh

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I'll put up a link to this in a little while
not gonna start a thread but you get the picture

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cept this pic but this is more "new general inspo" than it is an ad

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https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0jc0NJQ4qefZGJYTkwtTXVMZGM&usp=sharing

aight it's uploading
enjoy

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Friendly reminder that this is what 4chan is about. Not shitposting, not being unnecessarily mean to others, not spamming cuck, gb2reddit, BANE etc. and certainly not treating the site as a blog. Just fucking sharing cool stuff about our favorite hobbies.

Thanks man, very fun stuff.

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last upload: this back issue of Go Out, which I bought just to see the (spoiler: ridiculous) Urban Backpacker Style photo spread
gimme like half an hour to finish

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>>11317794
by the way this souvenier jacket is the coolest Ive ever seen and I don't know anything about Evangelion

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>>11317204
Anybody got a sauce on the location in this pic?

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>>11319090
http://www.burton.com/blogs/the-burton-blog/exploring-hills-and-hollers-arkansas-ozark-mountains/
I think it's from here

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>>11318802
It says cheap but when I went to conbini it was very expensive??? What the heck???

Why I pay 300 for some surrender monkey made shoe when I can buy Allen Edmond or Scotch Grain for much less????

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>>11319173
which shoes?

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>>11319173
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/icora2/item/kleman-1364/
cuz those are the shoes from the magazine that I think you're referring to, and they're 174 bucks

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>>11318960
"sharing cool stuff" is definitely not what 4chan is about. 4chan is anonymous and transient discussion centered around (originally only Japan-related) interests with an emphasis on image sharing. Shitposting, rudeness and meme spamming is a natural outcome fundamental to its discussion system.

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niiice

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>>11319200
>http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/icora2/item/kleman-1364/
Is that even welted bro

174 will still get you Regal or something on discount/auction with memeyear welt

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>>11319818
I don't think it is; honestly if I needed a pair of dress shoes for everyday wear I wouldn't be looking for a good deal....I'd just bite the bullet and get Aldens

but I don't wear dress shoes more often than once a year; basically just for weddings (and for the last three weddings I wore dress boots)

so buying those sub 200 shoes, considering how much better they look than my current pair, isn't a bad idea. but I'll just stick to my dress boots

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Anon like you is the reason i visit this board.Thank you anon

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>>11319027
How do I see it?

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>>11320333
let me finish and I'll put up a link

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>>11319118
You're the man, anon

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>>11320351
Take your time based anon.

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>>11320371
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0jc0NJQ4qefTGVTNVBpWUZJd2M&usp=sharing

it's uploading

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fucking stellar thread guys
gj

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>>11317608
w2c this anorak?? looks like patagonia

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bad news: amazon.co.jp has blocked me from making more purchases because I'm on an american IP address
so I have to figure out what to do next
I was trying to buy an illustrated guide to tokyo streets / metro maps but it blocked me =(

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>>11321408
Boo. VPN? Privateinternetaccess has Japanese servers.

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>>11321694
I might need to make a THIRD amazon account lol
i contacted them so we'll see what happens

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>>11317571
tfw you will never be a vintage japanese outdoorsman

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>>11321824
But anon the japs that buy these things are huge weternboos. There's nothing japanese about that image, it's a caricature of an occidental camper.

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>>11321859
I appreciate the attention to detail, and going all-out on a theme

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>>11321892
Indeed. As an aesthetic exercise is very appealing.

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so amazon basically said i cant buy anymore magazines lol
im gonna open another account and keep going

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>>11322732
DId they give you any reason?

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I should be getting inspiration from this but really it's just really making me want to go camping. So glad summer's almost here.

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Love go out's aesthetic. Thank you very much anon!

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For anyone interested, this is just an example of japanese glampers. They basically collect gear and cook:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnMC76oD6oo

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>>11322783
no but a lot of people on other forums buy manga through amazon japan so i read through some old threads about the same issue; apparently they aren't supposed to sell their digital content to non-japanese users (and since i'm in america they tracked my ip) but are actually working to try and get their stuff available to us markets
im sure it has to do with the fact that there's zero intellectual property / copyrights from their magazines here in america so if they were selling their stuff to americans it could all get ripped off without much repercussions; fair enough...i just want to see the magazines and digital magazines are easier to rip than physical

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>>11322873
you're gonna make it cute anon

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>>11317505
hahaha this is why I love japanese fashion mags; even the fucking frisbee has to be aesthetically pleasing and described in detail

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Always huge thanks OP,

Lived in Japan and subscribed to this magazine when I was there, can't pick it up anywhere back in the US.

<3

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>>11317264

thats p cool, but not sure if heavy packing would distort the front shape when wearing

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>>11324397
well wearing a heavy pack can always make your jacket look weird

>>11324160
it's available, just not easy to get. Kinokuniya in San Francisco will have it, that's pretty much it. otherwise, you can buy it from amazon japan or fujisan or rakuten but the price it's like 10 bucks with shipping

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>>11324907
What I don't understand is why would someone buy a catalogue?

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>>11325016
nice bait

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>>11325081
Not at all. I didn't know that you had to buy them in Japan. It's interesting.

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>>11325452
You should read the book 'Ametora: How Japan Saved American Fashion'. It gives a real insight into the mindset of Japanese youth by following mainly magazine publications.

The reason these catalogues are such a big thing is back in the Ivy Boom of the 60's the Japanese designers were scouring American magazines for new designs. One designer came across a magazine called 'The World Catalogue' which was an environmentalist magazine that spelled out how to live an environmentally friendly lifestyle in much the same way these Japanese magazines do now. It would have the picture of the hippies in the log cabin and then list all the special 'environmentally friendly' things they were using.

Anyways they stole the idea and put a huge consumerist edge on it

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>>11317242
this is japanesetruckphobia

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>>11319818

Where the fuck do I get these in a 45? They are perfect

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>>11325783
I didn't noticed (I didn't lurk enough to be honest) that japanese were so huge brand consumers. Thanks for taking the time to answer anon.

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>>11325783
Seconding. It's an amazing read. It touches on so many facets of the Japanese menswear culture, how they perceived western styles and clothing and even wrote up guides on how to dress in a certain style (even when they were making some of it up along the way).

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>>11325783
Complete walker is also a huge inspiration
Plus the made in U.S.A. catalogues from the 70s still go for a few hundred bucks on Yahoo jp auctions

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>>11325788
You gotta look through their 18 wheeler mags they're fucking amazing
RIP Lowrider Japan

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>>11325856
hey man I looked everywhere; 44 is the biggest size
and honestly it's pretty hard to find bigger shoe sizes in the Japanese market

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>>11320351
thanks man

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>>11317181
good thread.