This past July, T.M.Revolution's Takanori Nishikawa hit YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE in his signature strappy outfit to perform his classic anthem HOT LIMIT. The performance immediately set fans buzzing, with plenty heading back to revisit the original music video and pushing the 28-year-old hit back into the spotlight.
Now celebrating T.M.Revolution's 30th anniversary, Nishikawa has announced that the previously released official "HOT LIMIT" costume is returning to Don Quijote stores across Japan. Its wallet-friendly price has already caught the attention of fans.
The official "HOT LIMIT" costume was originally released in 2016 to mark T.M.Revolution's 20th anniversary. Designed as a unisex outfit, it lets anyone recreate Nishikawa's unmistakable look with ease.
Nishikawa also shared the news on X, saying the costume was finally returning to Don Quijote after years off the shelves. Fans hoping to grab one should move fast, though—once it sells out, it's gone.
News of the long-awaited rerelease sent fans rushing to pick one up. After all, a comeback this unexpected deserves some serious support.
Fans are also calling it an obvious contender for this year's Halloween costume.
Decades after its original release, "HOT LIMIT" is trending all over again thanks to Nishikawa's appearance on THE FIRST TAKE—and with T.M.Revolution celebrating its 30th anniversary, the timing could not be better. That strappy outfit was apparently several decades ahead of the fashion curve.