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==Characters & Design Motifs==
==Characters & Design Motifs==
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==Locations/Sales Model==
==Locations/Sales Model==

Revision as of 15:16, 13 January 2022

Pink House
Pink-house.png
Founded1973
CountryJapan
No. of locations44
Founder(s)Kaneko Isao
Websitewebsite
Webshopwebshop
Twitterpinkhouse_staff
Blogblog
Instagrampinkhouse_press
Weibo1006067243323531
Current statusActive
Lolibrary Link

Pink House is a Japanese brand established in 1973 which was part of the prairie revival movement in women's fashion in the 1970s and early 1980s.

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INGEBORG

INGEBORG was established in 1982 and is aimed at adult women in their 30s and 40s[2]

History

Pink House was officially founded by Kaneko Isao in 1973, however Kaneko Isao has said in interviews that Pink House actually started in 1971 under NICOLE and moved to BIGI group eight years later.[2] Pink House was initially aimed at teens and young women. In 1990 Kaneko Isao Co., Ltd. was established. In January 1994, Kaneko Isao left Pink House Co., Ltd. and became independent.

In 1982 INGEBORG was founded, aimed at adult women.[2]

Isao Kaneko, the owner of the boutique Pink House, and his wife Yuri Tachikawa. Special feature of the story (話の特集) December 1972 issue[3]

Notable Figures

Kaneko Isao - Founder / Designer

Ayumi Ohashi (大橋歩さん) - Illustrator

Ayumi Ohashi worked with Kaneko Isao at Heibon Punch, where Ayumi Ohashi did the covers of the magazines. Ayumi Ohashi went on to do illustration work for Pink House.[2]

Mika Takagi (高木三佳さん) - Stylist[2]

Characters & Design Motifs

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Locations/Sales Model

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Directly Managed Shops

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