Ksubi is inspired by the homeless Japanese 12/08/2009 Australian cult fashion label Ksubi have just arrived back from Toyko where they put up an installation along with fashion boutqiue Cannabis. The Ksubi team erected a bright blue plastic shelter made out of tarpolins. They are calling it their "home away from home". The boys were inspired by the hand-built shelters of the homeless people in Tokyo. The installation which has been called "Home honey, I'm Hi", is to reflect the Japanese people's obsession for material comforts and our desire for a simpler hassle-free existence. This was Ksubi's second pop-up store since their recent installation at Don't Come Gallery to celebrate their "Lest we Regret" collection.