Why Did He Change Lords Seven Times? | Todo Takatora Samurai Typography T-Shirt [Kids]
Chris Glenn × Yoshikuni
「Why did he change lords seven times?」
Chris Glenn, a radio DJ who shares Japanese history and culture.
Yoshikuni, who expresses the samurai way of life through typography.
The person we chose this time was Todo Takatora.
A Sengoku period warlord who changed lords seven times.
His way of life still sparks much debate.
However, what Takatora sought was a place where he could utilize his abilities and be fairly recognized.
Not afraid of change, he made decisions with an eye on the future.
Sympathizing with his way of life, we created this work.
To the person who wears this piece
People who like Todo Takatora.
People who like the Sengoku period.
People who were drawn to this design.
And people who have chosen their own path.
We hope this work will be an opportunity to learn about Todo Takatora.
Chris Glenn
As a radio DJ, he hosts ZIP-FM "RADIO ORBIT" (Sundays 10:00-13:00), and also appears on many TV programs as a foreigner who talks about the charm of Japan, such as NHK "Buratamori" and NHK WORLD "NINJA TRUTH" and "SAMURAI CASTLES". His hobby is visiting castles.
He has visited over 650 castles throughout Japan. He is such a castle enthusiast that he has visited Nagoya Castle over 900 times. He is a director of the Japan Castle Association.
Product Specifications
■ Colors
- White
- Black
■ Material
- 100% Cotton
■ Sizes
- Kids 110／130／150
※Please refer to the size chart separately.
※Adult sizes can be found here →https://yoshikuni.tokyo/products/06001_takatora_tshirts
■ Fabric
- Jersey knit (plain knit)
■ Thickness
- 6.2 oz heavy-weight body
■ Features
- Soft texture and dry feel
- Durable finish: The collar is double-stitched to prevent stretching
- Uneven fibers create a natural, rustic texture
- Air-permeable structure provides volume and a substantial feel
- High moisture absorption and quick-drying properties
The printed area is sensitive to heat, so please be careful when using a dryer or iron. When washing, turn it inside out, smooth out wrinkles, and wash it in a net to keep it in good condition for longer.