self-introduction
Personal Profile
Practice Japanese sewing at any time you like!
Tailoring and dressing to your liking
We operate in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, with the slogan "Wear what you want to wear!"
☆Dressing
Certified kimono dresser.
Quick and easy with just three strings.
Enjoy kimono as everyday wear or cherish family kimonos.
Even online purchases or inherited kimonos can be worn with style.
☆Tailoring⭐︎Re-tailoring
I taught myself Japanese sewing to wear kimonos inherited from my family.
I studied at local cultural classes and workshops in Nerima and continue learning today.
For 30 years, I have repaired and worn the kimonos from my grandmother and mother.
My goal has always been to bring these kimonos back to life.
"To look your most beautiful"
☆Japanese sewing lessons
Wear the kimono you want to wear!
Our motto is "Make what you want to make!"
Educational background, awards, qualifications
1983-1985
Tokyo Designer Academy
Wanting to become an illustrator, I enrolled in the graphic design department. For the first time in my life, I learned how to draw with charcoal in hand.
1985-1988
Academie Julian
Paris - France
L'art graphique
France - Paris
Academie Julian
Graphics Department
I moved to France because I was fascinated by Utrillo's paintings.
I enrolled in the same studio where Matisse studied.
It is also the atelier that gave birth to the Nabis school.
Walk through the streets of Paris and discover the real thing.
By coming into contact with different races, cultures, and languages, I was able to rediscover a wide range of values. Through this diverse experience, I was reminded of the depth of traditional Japanese culture.
Using charcoal, pencil, pieces of wood, etc., students learn to express on paper light and shadow, the curves of the human body, and the distortions and sagging of hidden parts that cannot be seen.
Learn the expression of the human body thoroughly from the basics.
I was impressed by Michelangelo's drawings.
2012
2013
Hakata Ori Essay Grand Prize Winner
2014
Winner of the 17th Kimono Essay Hiromi Ichida Award
2020
Winner of the 23rd Izu Literary Award in the Message Category
2020
Kitano Foundation for the Promotion of Lifelong Learning Awarded an Honorable Mention for its Essay
English, French
Color Therapist
Kimono dresser/Japanese dressmaker
Real estate agent
Interior coordinator
Organizing and Storage Advisor Level 2
Kimono Certification Level 1
Edo Examination Level 2
Features
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Eco-Friendly Design
Global warming makes it difficult to wear lined kimono
I can't enjoy wearing a haori
Why not wear a kimono with a bare chest?
Eco-friendly kimono
2
365-day support
Professional instruction
Excellent communication skills
3
English and French
English
Francais
4
Color Therapist
Japanese tailor
Kimono dresser
5
Sustainable Activities
Sustainable activities
The joy of reviving old fabric
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Haute couture
Providing unique services
