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In the Loop is a place for local and international community members, creatives, startups, and companies to try out new things and make connections around a shared consciousness and passion for circular design and sustainability-driven ideas, products and services.
Experience DIY workshops in sustainability, discover new and discover old through unique popup markets, drink circular beer and come hang out to meet your next like-minded friend at the In the Loop!
Sat, May 29, 2021 – Sat, May 29, 2021 UTC+09:00
11:00 – 16:00 The event is being held on the 1st and 2nd floor of FabCafe
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Please buy a drink at the cafe to join. *Please consider bringing your own cup, utensils, contain and eco-bag to reduce single-use paper and plastic. Swap Market, Workshop, and food & drink reservation fees are separate and recommended!
Please sign up via the Peatix page here! 👆
– Message from FabCafe for Offline Event Attendees –
Requested countermeasures against coronavirus infection include the following:
・Please wear a mask to participate. Those who do not wear masks will not be allowed to participate.
・Please take your temperature and disinfect your hands at the reception desk.
・If you are not feeling well, please refrain from participating.
Thank you very much for your understanding.
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In the Loop is a circularity-driven popup community hosted FabCafe in partnership with Ekolokal.
In the Loop is a place for creatives, startups, and companies from around the world to try out new things and make connections around a shared consciousness and passion for circular design and sustainability-driven ideas, products and services.
Through the In the Loop community, we aim to increase meaningful collaboration, experiment boldly with new materials, methods, and ideas, and engage deeply with local and global sustainability-inspired creatives, startups, and companies.
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“In the Loop” has two meanings:
First, “loop” is a reference to circular economy which aims to replace the linear create-use-throw away lifecycle in favor of a circular system where materials are reused, products are upcycled and waste is designed out.
Second, “In the Loop” can also mean “to be in the know”.
Together as a community, members aspire towards gaining a high level of consciousness and shared knowledge around circular design and sustainability. This feeling of inclusion and shared consciousness aims to encourage a deeper and meaningful connection among community members.
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DIY your DYE: An indigo dyeing workshop where you can dye your own clothes, socks, etc.!
Indigo dyeing has been a tradition in Japan since the Asuka period, and has been loved by many people for its beautiful color and health benefits. In recent years, attention to indigo dyeing has been gradually increasing due to a new focus on sustainability in the fashion industry and a reevaluation of traditional culture. Indigo products, which can be used for years to come, are perfect for those who care about the earth and want to keep using their products for a long time.
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WORKSHOP INFORMATION
Time: (1) 11:00-13:00, (2) 14:00-16:00
Cost: ¥4,500
Capacity: 20 people (first-come-first-served basis)
Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by a guardian.
To reserve sign up here 👉 http://ptix.at/Ei4hl1
What to bring:
・T-shirts, handkerchiefs, tote bags, and socks (white cotton, linen, and silk only.. animal materials and synthetic fibers cannot be dyed.)
**We can provide a cotton T-shirt or socks for an additional 500 yen.
・Please wear clothes that can get dirty or an apron.
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I♡SKATEBOARD SHIBUYA
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I♡SKATEBOARD SHIBUYA is a sustainable x culture experimental unit that started with 100BANCH. In a collaboration between Tokushima indigo dyeing, a traditional technique, and skateboards made from scrap wood, I♡SKATEBOARD SHIBUYA created an indigo-dyed skate ramp made from scrap wood on the streets of Shibuya. They upcycle and produce sportswear, hats, and skateboards made from scrap wood using indigo dyeing to propose a sustainable culture.
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Only at FabCafe! CRUST Beer made from upcycled bread seamlessly paired with the fried chicken of the future, Karaage 2.0!
Who doesn’t love fried chicken and beer? Now what if that fried chicken was deliciously plant-based and that beer was created using bread that would have otherwise become food waste? Featuring CRUST lager and soy-based fried “chicken”, Karaage 2.0 for the In the Loop FOOD AND DRINK Popup!
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In the Loop Popup Menu
– A la carte –
CRUST Craft Lager – ¥900
Karaage 2.0 Basket (6 pieces) – ¥600
– Set menu –
CRUST Lager + Karaage 2.0 Basket SET – ¥1400
Supplies are limited! To reserve sign up here 👉 http://ptix.at/Ei4hl1
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Karaage 2.0
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Wake up to the fried chicken revolution! KARAAGE2.0 is a new fried “chicken” with 3 updated 3 points in deliciousness, health and environmental consideration.
By using soy meat, you can reduce your cholesterol and fat intake compared to traditional fried chicken. KARAAGE2.0 is an animal-free vegan food. By incorporating a vegan diet, you can approach environmental problems such as global warming and deforestation through your dietary choices.
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CRUST Japan
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At CRUST Group, we’re passionate food waste fighters driving the upcycled food movement. Based on our belief in a more circular economy, we upcycle food waste and loss into beverages and other products for our food service and retail partners. CRUST Japan has just launched CRUST Lager – a brew that uses bread and rice that was edible but otherwise discarded. Taste the rich maltiness and subtle toasty aromas with classic hop flavors for a smooth brew that will leave you wanting more.
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Find your new look at our Swap market by discover new value in gently used items!
Did you know, second to oil, the clothing and textile industry is the largest polluter in the world? One way that we, as consumers, can make a difference is by extending the life of our clothes! Through swapping events, we can reduce our impact on the environment and save money.
If you have any unwanted clothing, accessories or books, join us at FabCafe MTRL (2F) for an afternoon of swapping and networking with local people who are passionate about sustainability. -
SWAP SHOP INFORMATION
Time:
If you have items to swap, please arrive between 11AM-1PM.
From 11AM-1PM, you will have first dibs on the swap items available!
From 2PM to 4PM, the swap shop and remaining items will be open for visitors!
Cost: ¥1000 (for general entrance), Free for swappers (donators)
To reserve sign up here 👉 http://ptix.at/Ei4hl1
What to bring to swap:
Clean, undamaged clothing, hats, scarves, shoes (decent soles, wearable condition), accessories such as bags, belts, jewelry (no earrings), small household items such as plants, home decor, etc.
Please bring a MAXIMUM of 10 items.
All items must be clean and undamaged (no rips, stains, holes, etc.). Only bring your best items which you would be happy to receive yourself! Please no electrical items, underwear, swimwear, bedding or sheets or large furniture.
TAKE HOME as many items as you want!
Everyone is welcome, whether you have items to donate or not. There will be an opportunity to network and share your experiences and tips related to sustainability and fashion. Any items without a new home after 4pm will be donated!
To keep everyone safe, the number of people in the room at one time will be limited. In addition, we ask you to please wear a mask at all times, and don’t come if you are feeling unwell. Finally, please disinfect and thoroughly wash your clothes to be swapped.
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Swap Stories Tokyo is a Tokyo-based, Globally-minded initiative that aims to bring people together through a collective ownership of things. We believe that for sustainability to truly become a part of all our lives, it needs to be accessible, shareable and fun. We organize clothing swap events in Tokyo to help people connect better with each other and with our planet.
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INKIMONO offers an alternative to quick kimono rentals, which are often far from authentic. For styling, Stasia from Inkimono use only authentic vintage and antique items, collected from various sources and places in Japan. Stasia creates a unique kimono outfit for every client. The experience also includes a lecture about kimono, its types, fabrics etc, and a professional photoshoot on location. Stasia has been a passionate advocate for sustainable fashion and collaborated with FabCafe for the Swap Market since it’s beginning!
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Well-designed, carefully curated new sustainable goods market by minimal living tokyo.!
Finding the best products for a zero waste lifestyle can be overwhelming. What are the best products that can reduce or eliminate single-use plastic products in my day to day life? Does this product use toxic ingredients or materials? From another perspective, if the product isn’t well-designed, stylish and a joy to keep in one’s day to day life, will it end up being used or forgotten at home? We have consulted with local experts minimal living tokyo. who have thoughtfully curated a selection of stylish, well-designed hygiene, beauty and household products to support your journey to an ecological lifestyle!
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minimal living tokyo., is a zerowaste select store that strives to make a low-waste, plastic free lifestyle fun and easy for anyone and everyone. Choosing to live eco-consciously should be accessible and available! All products are carefully selected for their biodegradability, reusability, and most importantly their impact on the environment as well as on ourselves. And of course all products are chosen from domestic and international manufacturers who source their products and ingredients sustainably and ethically.
Whether you have been living a zero waste lifestyle for a while or starting from scratch, we hope that we can be a part of your journey!
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Dai Gondo
In the Loop Graphic Illustrator
Dai Gondo is a Paris – Tokyo based Freelance Creative Designer creator of images with an essence of grace, delicacy and beauty. His main skills are Graphic Design in the broadest sense: Brand Identity, Illustration, Packaging, Typography, Web Design etc… He believes in attention to detail, in beauty of color, refinement, and timelessness. He is always curious to try new things and challenge himself for new amazing projects!Website: http://www.daigondo.jp/
Dai Gondo is a Paris – Tokyo based Freelance Creative Designer creator of images with an essence of grace, delicacy and beauty. His main skills are Graphic Design in the broadest sense: Brand Identity, Illustration, Packaging, Typography, Web Design etc… He believes in attention to detail, in beauty of color, refinement, and timelessness. He is always curious to try new things and challenge himself for new amazing projects!Website: http://www.daigondo.jp/
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FabCafe
FabCafe is a place to accelerate creative serendipity with a nice cup of coffee and collaborative peers.
As an open creative platform, FabCafe aims to empower everyone to take the initiative to make anything, turning their ideas into reality and sharing those ideas in a more tangible way with local and global communities.
A single FabCafe can be a creative hub for designers and the local community to share and experiment with innovative ideas. A network of FabCafe communities worldwide can create an ecosystem that kick starts the next mass customization movement from the bottom up! FabCafe is located around the world, in Tokyo, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei and more!FabCafe is a place to accelerate creative serendipity with a nice cup of coffee and collaborative peers.
As an open creative platform, FabCafe aims to empower everyone to take the initiative to make anything, turning their ideas into reality and sharing those ideas in a more tangible way with local and global communities.
A single FabCafe can be a creative hub for designers and the local community to share and experiment with innovative ideas. A network of FabCafe communities worldwide can create an ecosystem that kick starts the next mass customization movement from the bottom up! FabCafe is located around the world, in Tokyo, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei and more! -
Ekolokal
Our mission with Ekolokal is to enable you to make more eco-friendly choices with regards to food! With Ekolokal, you can discover and visit unexpectedly eco-friendly stores in your area. This means that most of the stores on our platform are not marketed as eco-friendly however they are flexible enough to accommodate eco-conscious consumers who are vegan, want to reduce plastic wastem etc. Not only are doing something good for the environment and your health, but also supporting local businesses. Ekolokal is also a positive community where you can get inspired, find motivation and connect with each other!Our mission with Ekolokal is to enable you to make more eco-friendly choices with regards to food! With Ekolokal, you can discover and visit unexpectedly eco-friendly stores in your area. This means that most of the stores on our platform are not marketed as eco-friendly however they are flexible enough to accommodate eco-conscious consumers who are vegan, want to reduce plastic wastem etc. Not only are doing something good for the environment and your health, but also supporting local businesses. Ekolokal is also a positive community where you can get inspired, find motivation and connect with each other!
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Date & Time
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Sat, May 29, 2021 – Sat, May 29, 2021 11:00 – 16:00 The event is being held on the 1st and 2nd floor of FabCafe UTC+09:00
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Venue
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FabCafe Tokyo
150-0043 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 1-22-7 Dogenzaka Pier 1F
tel. 03-6416-9190
https://fabcafe.com/jp/tokyo/
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Fee
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Please buy a drink at the cafe to join. *Please consider bringing your own cup, utensils, contain and eco-bag to reduce single-use paper and plastic. Swap Market, Workshop, and food & drink reservation fees are separate and recommended!
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Organizers & Sponsors
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Please sign up via the Peatix page here! 👆