BIG FOOT SURVEY PROJECT
LOGO design by Jerry UKAI
TEXT by TACOMA FUJI RECORDS
The ``Patterson-Gimlin Film,'' which was shot in 1967 and caused controversy around the world, is the only image of Bigfoot in existence. Jack Ameche of Tacoma, Washington ( Jacques Ameche) will never forget the impact of seeing that film when he was a child.
“I want to meet Bigfoot, just once.”
Influenced by his father's love for the outdoors, Jack began going camping every weekend with his friends as a teenager, looking for Bigfoot . After graduating from a local university, he worked at an outdoor shop. Jack's BIGFOOT IPA , which he started in his parents' garage as both a hobby and a profit, was selected as the best beer of the year and became a huge fortune. What he started with his personal funds was the BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT, a return to basics with the goal of meeting the Bigfoot of his dreams (the goal was never to capture or kill him ) . The area where Bigfoot is said to live is called the HOUSE OF THE HOLY , and BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT became the name of the outdoor gear provided to project workers.
As the project gained attention, the products that leaked onto the market began to be sold at high prices among outdoor enthusiasts. Taking a serious look at the situation, BIG FOOT SURVEY PROJECT officially sold some products in 2020, taking into account the end of soaring prices and promotion of activities. It is still fresh in my memory that they officially released the pro-doubts by HELINOX , JINDAIJI MOUNTAIN WORKS , KAVU , MY LOADS ARE LIGHT , and HAPPY HOUR .
Fast forward to 2023 . It has been announced that BIG FOOT SURVEY PROJECT will officially start selling products in response to leaked project products that will continue to be traded even in the outdoor scene after the coronavirus pandemic .
*This story is fiction.
