We are pleased to announce the opening of MMM STORE, which offers lifestyle items for both everyday and extraordinary adventures.
Mountain
Music
Minimal
is what MMM stands for.
During the pandemic, I started hiking with my nightlife and DJ friends.
I rediscovered something I could be passionate about and became deeply immersed in the mountains.
2026/01/18 Mt. Akadake Summit (Photo: Tetsuro Takahashi a.k.a. TMC Chairman)
To Mt. Akadake in the dead of winter with Tetsuro Takahashi, who designed the logos for MMM STORE and NHG.
Then, I started buying up mountain gear (a rabbit hole) and discovered the culture of Ultra Light Hiking.
Lightening the load of items and gear by the gram changes the ease of movement in the mountains.
Meanwhile, as a company employee who traveled about one-third of the month on business, I considered lightening my work gear.
Initially, I would pack my suitcase and backpack full of work tools, changes of clothes, and other items for 1-2 day business trips (sometimes even bringing two laptops, one for work and one for personal use).
From there, I started utilizing the backpacks, pouches, stuff sacks, and clothing I used for mountaineering, packing only two days' worth of clothes and using laundromats for trips of 3 days or more, in an effort to lighten what I carried for work and business trips. (There was even a time when I commuted with a Pa'lante pack...)
Eventually, I was able to comfortably go on business trips of any length with a 19-liter backpack from a certain garage brand, whose design was suitable for everyday use.
It was then that I encountered MYOG (Make Your Own Gear).
More on MYOG another time.
Apologies for the long preamble, but with the aim of supporting designs that can be used both in the mountains and in everyday life, and that are lightweight and comfortable, I have started a handmade gear brand called NO HARASSMENT GEAR.
Currently, we only sell our own brand, but in the future, we plan to select and sell other items that we find to be good.
Additionally, this site will also sell used records (and plans to include CDs in the future).
While this is entirely the owner's hobby, there is a desire to link mountains and music more deeply.
I also plan to write blog posts in the NEWS section about the fabrics and parts used, as well as topics related to mountains and music.
Although the number of products is still small, we would be grateful for your warm support.
Thank you.