Hey Gents Magazine – Issue 5

Hey Gents Magazine Issue 5 is out now. For Hey Gents Magazine Issue 05—our biggest yet—the Hey Gents team travelled to Japan, seeking out specialty cafes, restaurants, bars, shops and hotels in Tokyo and Kyoto. Interviews in this issue include conversations with the founder of Trunk(Hotel) and the product design team at Kinto.

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