[Podcast] "Touring the three major long trails in the United States in search of new stimuli. Guest: Illustrator and through-hiker Kawado Ryosuke" #20

The 20th guest was Kawado Ryosuke, an illustrator and through-hiker.

Kawado Ryosuke has completed all three major long trails in the United States, and is currently active as an illustration letter, and is directed by the outdoor brand "HIKER TRASH", which embodies American hiking culture.

Kawado Ryosuke is also in charge of illustration design for the "BUFF Neckwear" item from "PAPERSKY TOOLS" and has had a variety of interactions through events. What kind of stories can you hear?

anchor
https://anchor.fm/papersky/episodes/Guest033-e1qcfd3

spotify
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3VLolkhQRcaLOhB3YuX280

List of podcast articlesHerefrom.

 

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"THINKING CLOUDS" is a program where Lucas B.B., editor-in-chief of PAPERSKY, who plays the role of a host, and Inagaki Aoi of HIGHTIDE, a stationery and miscellaneous goods manufacturer, invites guests who are active in a variety of fields, sharing stories about travel, fascinating people and cultures from all over the world, and enjoying conversations.

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New episodes are streamed on the first and third Mondays of every month.

 

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【guest】

Ryosuke Kawato

Illustrator and through hiker. SKETCH continues to sketch while walking on American trails, so the name on the trail remains the same. You've completed all three major long trails in the United States. He currently works as an illustration letter and directs HIKER TRASH, an outdoor brand that embodies American hiking culture. He dabbles in all sorts of activities in search of new stimulation, including bikepacking, fly fishing, skateboarding.

Instagram: @ryosuke_iwashi

 

 

【host】
Lucas B.B. 

Born in Baltimore, USA in 1971. Raised in San Francisco. After graduating from the University of California, he came to Japan with just a backpack. While working as a freelance writer, he founded the Japanese-English bilingual culture magazine "TOKION" in 1996. He launched the travel lifestyle magazine "PAPERSKY" in 2002, and has created a fresh media that seamlessly blends time, nature and culture from a new perspective called "ethno travel" to create a fresh media that connects with the future.

 

 

Aoi Inagaki

He is in charge of planning a stationery and miscellaneous goods manufacturer called HIGHTIDE, a Fukuoka-based stationery and miscellaneous goods manufacturer. He appeared on "PAPERSKY Podcast" as "HIGHTIDE" was involved in the production of "PAPERSKY" product line "PAPERSKY TRAVEL TOOLS." I'm studying on the travel and the outdoors.

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