The public bathhouse(sento) Kom-pal in Tolyo and KINTO have partnered to create a custom TRAVEL TUMBLER. Take a look and find out about the story behind the collaboration.
Message from Kom-pal
”Kom-pal Yu opens its doors every day to provide a simple homely place for our customers to come and relax.
The body loses around 500mls of water when you bath. To enjoy baths and saunas safely, it is essential to replenish these fluids. We wanted to find a fun way for our customers to drink more water. That’s why when we saw the WATER BOTTLE, we knew we wanted to work with KINTO. The simple down-to-earth design was perfect for our baths and saunas. The decision may also have been influenced by the fact that our staff were big fans of the KINTO brand.
We hope this collaboration bottle will help you stay hydrated not only at Kom-pal Yu, but also at work and at home. It would be great if this bottle helps you get through a tough day at work by reminding you of sentos and saunas.”
”Kom-pal Yu opens its doors every day to provide a simple homely place for our customers to come and relax.
The body loses around 500mls of water when you bath. To enjoy baths and saunas safely, it is essential to replenish these fluids. We wanted to find a fun way for our customers to drink more water. That’s why when we saw the WATER BOTTLE, we knew we wanted to work with KINTO. The simple down-to-earth design was perfect for our baths and saunas. The decision may also have been influenced by the fact that our staff were big fans of the KINTO brand.
We hope this collaboration bottle will help you stay hydrated not only at Kom-pal Yu, but also at work and at home. It would be great if this bottle helps you get through a tough day at work by reminding you of sentos and saunas.”
[BRAND INFORMATION]
Kom-pal
Kom-pal Yu is an authentic Japanese-style sento (public bath) in the Osaki area of Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Est. 1950. Preserving what is good of tradition while bringing in new ideas, we offer the best of Japanese sento culture. Their goal is to offer everyone living and working hard in Osaki and beyond a fun place to gather.
https://kom-pal.com/
Photo: abetomoyuki（@botty.59）
