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Takeo Kawamura, former Chief Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
I heard that a woman living in Kyoto is making beautiful guitar straps using Nishijin-ori obi belts. As Japan's traditional industries are declining, I wholeheartedly support this creator who has begun to keep them alive in the present.
Akemi S. MillerNew York Collection Fashion Week Designer
I have been active in New York for many years, going from being a kimono designer to working as a fashion designer for New York Collection Fashion Week. My beautiful dresses, which are inspired by Japanese kimonos, have fascinated people all over the world. The designer who made the guitar strap from Nishijin-ori this time is a friend of mine who values Japanese traditions and is trying to spread Japanese beauty to the world in this way. I am sure that there will be a great response from people all over the world who appreciate the real thing.
A monk at Kodaiji Temple in Kyoto
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