Sukajan del dios del trueno Raijin de Jungle Storm, satén azul real, forro carmesí acolchado, finales de los años 1990, talla única

Raijin, god of thunder, rides a violet storm cloud across the back of this Jungle Storm jacket, drums circling him and golden hair flaring like lightning on royal-blue satin. A crimson quilted lining and red 雷神 kanji complete a souvenir bomber as easy to wear as it is to collect.

The Piece

A vivid Jungle Storm souvenir jacket built around a playful yet commanding interpretation of Raijin, the Japanese god of thunder and storms, embroidered across lustrous royal-blue satin. Framed by ivory raglan sleeves and striped rib-knit trim, it combines traditional mythology with the graphic energy of Japanese streetwear in a generously proportioned bomber silhouette.

Raijin occupies the center of the back beneath an arched ring of drums, flowing scarves curling behind him as a purple storm cloud carries him through the sky. Large red kanji reading 雷神, “Thunder God,” flank the figure, and smaller mirrored Raijin figures on the chest give the front its own character without overwhelming the clean, varsity-inspired lines.

Raijin is traditionally portrayed surrounded by the drums he beats to summon thunder. Here the deity has a slightly playful expression, muscular limbs, flying hair and ribbons that create a lively sense of movement; the circular drum arrangement suggests rolling thunder, and the cloud beneath his feet ties the design to classical depictions of heavenly and elemental beings. The balance is one of strength, humor and mythological storytelling.

The interior Jungle Storm label bears the wording “Start of Acceleration – Created with Sensitivity, Fostered with Intelligence, Certainty of Progression,” the kind of poetic branding associated with experimental Japanese streetwear labels. Label typography, quilted construction, palette and embroidery style appear consistent with Japanese streetwear of roughly the late 1990s to early 2000s, a period fascinated by folklore, bold souvenir-jacket imagery and accessible casual fashion. Unlike a lightweight unlined sukajan, the red diamond-quilted interior gives the jacket structure and warmth for transitional and cooler weather.

Wear it with faded denim and sneakers for a relaxed 1990s Japanese streetwear look, or set the bright satin against black trousers, boots and minimal layers; the roomy cut also sits well over hoodies, sweatshirts and knitwear. When not worn, the Raijin embroidery displays well as decorative Japanese textile art.

Details

• Maker: Jungle Storm
• Era: Dated by style to approximately the late 1990s to early 2000s
• Origin: Japan
• Material: Satin-finish shell; red diamond-quilted synthetic lining; embroidery thread; rib-knit trim; metal zipper
• Color: Royal blue, ivory, crimson red, gold and purple
• Size: Free Size (manufacturer); roomy Western M–L, possibly a relaxed XL
• Measurements: A 68 cm · B 62 cm · C 75 cm · D 59 cm · E 43 cm (approximate; A–E points per the Japonista sukajan sizing guide)
• Garment: Sukajan-inspired Japanese souvenir bomber with quilted lining
• Construction: Full-zip bomber with raglan sleeves; full-length metal zipper; navy and ivory striped ribbed collar, cuffs and waistband; slanted ivory-trimmed front pockets
• Embroidery: Large Raijin back composition; red 雷神 kanji; mirrored Raijin chest motifs

Condition

• Vintage pre-owned condition with visible age-appropriate character.
• The satin shows natural creasing, gentle sheen variation and light surface wear consistent with previous use and storage.
• A small stitched or repaired area appears near the upper back and shoulder region.
• The embroidery remains colorful, dimensional and visually strong; please examine all photographs carefully.

Sizing Guidance

Manufacturer's size: Free Size. Suggested modern fit: a roomy Western M–L, with potential for a relaxed XL depending on body shape and styling. The raglan construction and generous body width give an easy, rounded vintage silhouette; compare the measurements with a similar jacket that fits comfortably.

Authenticity & Care

Interior Jungle Storm label with the brand's “Start of Acceleration” wording; the dating is assessed from label typography and construction. Every piece is examined and documented in Japan before dispatch and is offered with the Japonista authenticity guarantee.

Delivery from Japan

Packed by hand in Japan and shipped insured and tracked by EMS or an equivalent express service. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are payable on arrival. Returns follow our published policy.

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