Step onto the streets of Harajuku with the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble SE atmos edition, a 30cm pair born from a collaboration with Japanese streetwear titan atmos. atmos director Motofumi Kojima designed this pair specifically to spotlight HRJK, the sneaker capital that made the Air Max 95 legendary.
The upper is covered in black leather, styled after the classic Air Total Max SC, while the shoe's overall material blends 80 percent polyester with 20 percent rubber. The side panels are reflective: hit them with a camera flash and an unreleased colorway that designer Sergio Lozano once sketched, but never brought to market, appears beneath the surface. Neon Volt accents run through the shoelace loops and the visible Air unit, a nod to the original 1995 "yellow gradation" colorway that started it all. Inside, the liner carries embroidered HRJK lettering and a Harajuku gate sign, both placed in tribute to the rare Air Max 95 Prototype tied to Ueno.
When the Air Max 95 launched in 1995, its anatomically inspired design and forefoot visible Air unit sparked a frenzy across Tokyo, with pairs reselling for hundreds of thousands of yen and giving rise to the infamous "Air Max hunting" phenomenon. Harajuku sat at the center of it all, growing into the world's recognized sneaker mecca. This Big Bubble edition faithfully recreates the oversized 1995 Air unit, marking the silhouette's 30th anniversary through a distinctly Japanese lens.
Purchased directly from atmos, this pair is listed as new and unused, with no stains, tears, or odors. It's a rare chance for collectors outside Japan to own a genuine piece of Tokyo sneaker history, straight from the streets that made it famous.
Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble SE atmos “HRJK” sneakers, size 30 cm. Purchased from atmos.
This 2025 Air Max 95 Big Bubble edition recreates the large-capacity Air unit from the original 1995 model. It features a black leather upper inspired by the Nike Air Total Max SC, reflective stripe panels that reveal an unreleased Sergio Lozano sketch colorway under flash, and neon Volt accents on the lace loops and visible Air unit. The liner includes embroidered Harajuku gate signage and “HRJK” lettering as a tribute to the Air Max 95 Prototype.
Main color: Black. No stains, tears, or odors.



