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UPDATE (03/02/2022):
More images of the Setsubun Festival-inspired nike roshe ld 1000 polka dot black white have emerged, courtesy of Instagram user @die_sel666.
UPDATE (01/21/2022):
While Nike hasn’t confirmed the inspiration behind the newly-surfaced Dunk Low, the pair has emerged ahead of Japan’s Setsubun Festival, which begins on February 3rd. According to traditional Japanese beliefs, demonic creatures appear with the changing of the seasons. To fend them off, people throw dry soybeans at them while yellowing, “鬼は外、 福は内!,” which translates into “Demon out, fortune inside” in English.
