ファーストリテイリング卒業・ユニクロを離れてみる

ファーストリテイリング卒業・ユニクロを離れてみる

ユニクロと長い歴史への違和感、製品のオーラというかについては最初から独得ですねという感想でしたが、其れでも安価で強い耐久力とデザイン性の追加、コラボレーションのヒットとグローバル市場での人気ぶりにユニクロ多用の自分が違和感が無かったのだが

何か選択の転機が本当は随分前にあった気がして今度はグローバル製品に興味が湧くのですが今はヨーロッパ製が理想か？それでも物価が高いので考えると思う。以前大越国家周辺で皮パンやフライトジャケットなどほぼ全てを安く中古市場に流してしまったのですが刀狩りでもなくアメカジ狩りにあった気がする。そういう攘夷の霊的な部分にでも接触した気がするのですが

確かにUS関連の人ではないのだが、どっちかというとユニクロを廃棄で良いのではないか？当時も買ってたメンパンもそう。特に2011年の古いアメカジ系古着を未だに着てたので2024年買い足した少ないTシャツなどまでも全て処分しようと思ってます。本当は当時意識として日本のた〇だ神社の護符や他神社などへの参拝や創〇学会の所属の？（文書偽装ではないか懸念）意識下にあった事で信仰はしないけどもダメだったのだが、暗号通貨関連を考えてもＵＳも多少向いていく方が良かったかもしれないし、ヨーロッパの方が何か違和感はＵＳよりは少ないのですが何か個人的にはそういうモノなんだろうか？

AI抜粋ユニクロ企業データ

• 登記上の本店: 山口県山口市佐山10717-1
• 六本木本部（東京）: 東京都港区赤坂9-7-1 ミッドタウン・タワー
• 有明本部（UNIQLO CITY TOKYO）: 東京都江東区有明1-6-7
• 設立年月日: 1963年5月1日
• 資本金: 10,273.95百万円
• 連結従業員数: 59,977名（2026年2月28日時点）

2011年から現在も来ていたファーストリテイリングの製品は健在、服は無事だったが、作りが強くていいと思うけど、今は其処を離れる気がして、それにしても耐久力凄すぎるな、2011年製品今も現役で着てたユニクロ系を今はリリースの無い廃盤モデルの古着として処分しようと思う。あまり着てないモノもあるんですけど、ユニクロ嫌いが少なくなかった当時から自分は着てましたが（まだデザインはいまいちな頃）、パンツも靴下もユニクロ系、ベルトも、スウェットもユニクロ、それでも多くはやがて廃棄してしてたのですが、

良い製品ですがｉｔｅｍの発するオーラが自分にはちょっと違和感があった時もあったかもしれない、其れは最初からだが今回御別れを決定。

脱創価・脱神社・脱た〇だ関連・脱阿弥陀経・脱宗教関連の古い事実へ

既にすべて脱してます。

そして幼少からの恐らくそうである脱大江家系図偽計・南朝の家系図偽計と

其れ風にしたいという日本の呪いへの御別れ

乱れた人生がよりあった気がして嫌だが

其処から自分のテーマ性への仮説を発見するという中で

方向性が全然間違ってる訳で事実いいことが無く駄目だったように思えるのだが

ありがとうユニクロ！2011年にグローバル意識へ向かう時だった御別れが今になった気がしてます。溜息がでますが頑張っていきたいと前向きなコメントを残しておきたい

メンバーの名前を見ていい歌だが引用を避けてた御別れが其処にある気がして

今はそういう事なんだろうと理解してた自分がいた…そういう事で今回は掲載してみたいと思います。

Moving on from Fast Retailing: Leaving Uniqlo Behind

I’ve always felt a certain dissonance regarding Uniqlo’s long history—a sense that its products possess a peculiar, distinct "aura." Yet, given their affordability, durability, and design appeal—bolstered by successful collaborations and global popularity—I’ve long been a frequent wearer of the brand without any real sense of conflict.

Lately, I’ve begun to feel that a major turning point in my choices actually occurred quite some time ago. I’m now finding myself drawn to global products—perhaps European-made items would be the ideal? Though, given the high cost of living there, that’s something to weigh carefully. Some time ago, I ended up offloading almost my entire collection of leather pants, flight jackets, and the like—all sold off cheaply on the second-hand market. It felt less like a "sword hunt" (a historical disarmament) and more like an "American-casual-style hunt." It’s as if I brushed up against some spiritual, exclusionary impulse—a modern-day *jōi* (anti-foreign) sentiment, perhaps?

I’m not particularly tied to the U.S., but maybe it’s time to just discard my Uniqlo items—including the cotton pants I bought back in the day. I’ve even been wearing vintage American-casual pieces from around 2011, and I’ve decided to get rid of everything, including the few T-shirts I picked up as recently as 2024. Looking back, I realize that my mindset at the time was clouded by various influences—visits to shrines (like the one in Takada), or perhaps even an association with Soka Gakkai (though I worry that might be a misrepresentation or a fabrication). While I don’t practice any religion, those influences were, in hindsight, problematic for me. Considering things like cryptocurrency, perhaps leaning a bit more toward the U.S. might have been the better path—or maybe Europe feels less "off" to me than the U.S. does? Is this just how things are for me personally?

AI-Generated Excerpt: Uniqlo Corporate Data

Registered Head Office: 10717-1 Sayama, Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Roppongi Headquarters (Tokyo): Midtown Tower, 9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Ariake Headquarters (UNIQLO CITY TOKYO): 1-6-7 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo

Date of Establishment: May 1, 1963

Capital: 10,273.95 million yen

Consolidated Number of Employees: 59,977 (as of February 28, 2026)

I have been wearing Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) products since 2011. They have held up remarkably well—the construction is impressively durable—but I feel it is time to move on. It is truly astonishing how long-lasting they are; I have been wearing items from 2011 right up until now. I have decided to part with these pieces—now discontinued, vintage-style items that are no longer in production. Some of them I barely wore, but I was a Uniqlo user even back when it wasn't particularly popular (back when the designs were still a bit lackluster). My pants, socks, belts, and sweatshirts—all Uniqlo. While I did end up discarding many of them over the years...

They are good products, but perhaps there was always something about the "aura" they projected that didn't quite sit right with me—a feeling that was there from the very beginning. Now, I have decided to say goodbye.

I am also moving away from the old realities tied to Soka Gakkai, Shinto shrines, the Ikeda-related sphere, the Amida Sutra, and other religious associations.

I am also letting go of the deceptions surrounding the Oe family lineage and the "Southern Court" (Nancho) genealogy—fabrications that have likely been part of my life since childhood.

I am bidding farewell to the "curse" of Japan—the pressure to conform to a certain, imposed narrative.

Looking back, I feel as though my life has been quite chaotic, which I dislike.

Yet, in the process of navigating that, I discovered a hypothesis regarding my own core theme.

Even though my direction was entirely wrong—and, in truth, nothing good came of it—

Thank you, Uniqlo! Looking back, I feel that the parting that took place in 2011—a time when I was shifting toward a more global perspective—has finally reached its true conclusion now. Though it brings a sigh, I want to leave a positive note, expressing my determination to keep moving forward.

Seeing the names of the members, I felt that this—a song I’ve always loved but previously avoided quoting—was tied to that very parting. I’ve come to understand that this is simply how things are, and with that in mind, I’ve decided to share it here.

魂などの説を知り、宗教じゃなく、仏教の現世利益も何もない・神社系現世利益にも何も良い事はなかったのだが

ただ自分を知覚すると名前だけ大通貨持ちの自分が居た

無宗教化した自分は

最初から自分中心で良かったのだと知りましたね。