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A UT featuring an original artwork created exclusively by artist DAIMON RYOTA. The design portrays the two members of YOASOBI gazing in the same direction, symbolizing their journey as they freely spread their wings into the future. YOASOBI YOASOBI returns to UT after a five-year hiatus, this time with four cutting-edge artists expressing the unique worldview of YOASOBI through their creative takes. YOASOBI is a "unit that turns novels into music," consisting of composer Ayase and vocalist ikura. All songs are written and composed based on original stories. Since their debut in 2019, they have achieved incredible success, setting numerous records in the history of J-POP. For the first YOASOBI collaboration with UT in five years, four groundbreaking artists have interpreted their world globally through graphic T-shirts. DAIMON RYOTA / Born in Tokyo in 1997, this artist developed a self-taught airbrush technique and creates distinctive works influenced by street culture and cartoons. With a bold style that defies conventional frameworks, they have gained attention both in Japan and abroad, working across borders.
A UT featuring an original artwork created exclusively by artist DAIMON RYOTA. The design portrays the two members of YOASOBI gazing in the same direction, symbolizing their journey as they freely spread their wings into the future. YOASOBI YOASOBI returns to UT after a five-year hiatus, this time with four cutting-edge artists expressing the unique worldview of YOASOBI through their creative takes. YOASOBI is a "unit that turns novels into music," consisting of composer Ayase and vocalist ikura. All songs are written and composed based on original stories. Since their debut in 2019, they have achieved incredible success, setting numerous records in the history of J-POP. For the first YOASOBI collaboration with UT in five years, four groundbreaking artists have interpreted their world globally through graphic T-shirts. DAIMON RYOTA / Born in Tokyo in 1997, this artist developed a self-taught airbrush technique and creates distinctive works influenced by street culture and cartoons. With a bold style that defies conventional frameworks, they have gained attention both in Japan and abroad, working across borders.