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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2025 · 5 MIN

Playing with Glasses: From Everest to Space

from *“Yesterday, I Went to Mars ♡”* · host MakotowillOlympusMons

In this episode, Tokyo eyewear boutique owner Makoto Hoshino shares his unique philosophy on glasses and adventure. After climbing Mount Everest simply because "he decided to do it once before dying," Makoto now has his sights set on space exploration.Makoto explains how glasses represent freedom of expression in restrictive environments - whether it's wearing fashionable frames while mountaineering or how students express individuality through glasses despite strict uniform codes. He challenges conventional thinking about specialized eyewear, advocating that everyday glasses with photochromic lenses can work perfectly for outdoor adventures.His philosophy extends beyond eyewear: "When your perspective changes, the world changes." Makoto's approach to life combines urban sophistication with adventurous spirit, driven by simple curiosity rather than grand ambitions.The episode concludes with details about his upcoming event "Glasses Personality - Discovering a New Me," where visitors can explore how different eyewear styles reveal new facets of themselves through a collection of 170 exclusive frames from Taiwan.From Everest to Space: How Eyewear Changes Our Perspective

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