Announces the Opening of Its New Kyoto Space, “PERVERZE TEMPORARY PRESENCE Ⅱ”

PERVERZE opened its new Kyoto space, “PERVERZE TEMPORARY PRESENCE Ⅱ,” on Friday, June 19, 2026.
Following the closure of PERVERZE TEMPORARY PRESENCE due to the redevelopment of Fujii Daimaru, the project has been reborn in a new location as PERVERZE TEMPORARY PRESENCE Ⅱ, carrying forward its original philosophy while entering a new chapter.
PERVERZE TEMPORARY PRESENCE Ⅱ was conceived as an attempt to reinterpret the world of PERVERZE within Kyoto—a place people choose to visit with intention. The space was designed by Kyoto-based creative design firm NEW DOMAIN, which developed the project through a consistent vision spanning from spatial design to fixture composition. Taking into account Kyoto’s unique character as a destination people actively seek out, the space aims to create an experience that subtly shifts one’s perception of the world before and after a visit.
The central theme of the space is “Tentative.” Rather than presenting a finished state, the project finds value in the processes of experimentation and change, viewing space not as something fixed, but as something continuously evolving.
The spatial installation incorporates deadstock fabrics sourced from Yuge Fabric Farm. By reinterpreting materials that carry their own histories and contexts, the space functions as a dynamic medium—one that continues to transform over time.
Moving forward, PERVERZE will continue to explore new possibilities of expression not only through fashion, but also through space, experience, and interdisciplinary forms of creativity.