Here comes the next preview from the adidas Originals OT Tech Collection, which will be released this Fall/Winter 2009 season. After showing you the Tokyo Hi and the Torsion Special Mid the other day, here comes now the Tokyo Lo. The running sneaker keeps its classic appearance all the way, while being stocked with technical features, including a complete Gore-Tex lining. A great way of bringing a classic up to date. Look out for a release in the coming months.

More detailed images of the adidas Originals OT Tech Tokyo Lo follow after the jump.

adidas Originals will soon be releasing the first installment of the new Tokyo Tech collection. The line has been entirely designed in Japan and fuses functionality with sleek design. More on that very soon. Today we give you an exclusive first preview of the Tokyo Hi Gore-Tex from the collection. The original Tokio was first introduced in 1964 and was at one time one of the most successful running shoes in the adidas line-up.

For Fall/Winter 2009 the sneaker returns in a mid ankle version in a brown/yellow colorway with a complete Gore-Tex lining. Look out for a release in the coming weeks.

More detailed images of the adidas Originals Fall/Winter 2009 Tokyo Hi Gore-Tex follow after the jump.

The first Opening Ceremony flagship store in Tokyo, Japan, will be opening its doors on August 30th. The New York based retailer is continuing to expand after opening an LA store not too long ago. More news on the Tokyo opening soon.

This season Japanese brand FAT has for the first time introduced footwear into their collection. Here we show you the FAT Foots, a canvas high top sneaker. It comes in a series of colorways and is now available at Dedue.

Have a look at the entire line-up after the jump.

A while ago we reported about the Numéro x Louis Vuitton Monogramouflage mouse pad that the Tokyo based magazine created to give away to their readers and at the time we also announced the next collaboration being with Mastermind Japan.

Here we present you now the Numéro x Mastermind Japan headphones that came with the latest issue. The headphone come in black/silver and feature the Mastermind logo.

You can purchase them now at Head-Porter.org.

More images follow after the jump.

After showing you this morning the Atmos x Penfield jacket collaboration, we can already present you the next collaborative project the Japanese store has lined up. This time they got together with DC Shoes.
Together with DC Shoes, Atmos worked on the DW1 (Danny Way’s signature model) and the CM1 (Colin McKay’s signature model). Each shoe comes in two colorways – one solid red or blue colorway and one camouflage colorway. Lots of small details, such as Atmos logo placements or the "Harlem" lace lock, hinting at their New York city store location (the only one outside Japan), make this a very interesting pack.
Atmos will be releasing all four styles on the 13th of September.
Detailed images of the Atmos x DC Shoes DW1 and CM1 follow after the jump.

Onitsuka Tiger has released a very interesting model today, rather due to the background story than due to overall aesthetics. For the Spring/Summer 2008 season, Onitsuka Tiger had built a large scale light box sculpture in the form of a sneaker, which was given the look of Tokyo.
The design of the sculpture was now replicated onto the Sunotore 72 sneaker. They present it in a pack of overall three sneakers and it is available now at Ripe.
A detailed look at the sneaker after the jump.

Although not officially named "Tokyo", the sneaker community cannot help but remember the all white Dunk Pro Low SB "Toyko", which came in all white canvas in 2004. 
Here we present you a new Dunk Mid Pro SB, which will officially release on the 11th of August and is now already on pre-sale at LTD.
Otherwise there is not much to say – it’s all white. We like it, as it is a nice balance to the usually very colorful Nike SB range.

Later this month French artist Genevieve Gauckler will open her latest exhibition in Tokyo – Tokyo 41% Paris 59%. The exhibition will take place at Beams T Daikanyama, Stitch and Tokishirazu. Each location will be showing her art, as well as sell t-shirts, polos and other product by the artist. 
The exhibitions run from July 18th until August 3rd! Via Honeyee.

Two outstanding brands that we report about on a regular have decided to join forces later this year – Comme des Garcons and Louis Vuitton. After the announcement of the Comme des Garcons x H&M partnership, this is the second unexpected partnership by the Japanese brand this year.
"In an extraordinary collaboration, Louis Vuitton, the ultimate French luxury brand, and Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, the ultimate fashion rebel, will open a joint Tokyo store in September — an ephemeral three-month space where six one-off bags, designed by Kawakubo in LV monogram pattern, can be ordered by shoppers.

Yves Carcelle, chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton, sitting front row at Kawakubos’ show on Friday, said that he was approached by Comme and considers the project a fine way to celebrate 30 years since Vuitton first opened in Tokyo.
For Comme acolytes, this move will be considered either as sleeping with the enemy — or a brilliant and imaginative partnership.

Kawakubo has re-designed the entire Comme des Garçons store on Kottodori, Omotesando for the Vuitton project. Carcelle says that LV is investing in the store, and that any financial profits will be divided.
Kawakubo described her designs as ‘party’ bags, promising multi-handles or two handles morphing into one. All will use the Monogram toile, with the LV initials, and the offerings will hark back to the styles of 30 years when Vuitton made only bags and leather goods." Via The Moment.