The path to becoming a leather craftsman | Episode 4

The fashion crafts specialty course at Bunka Fashion College, where I enrolled, is a three-year course.

The curriculum has changed a lot over time, so I don't know what it's like now.

At that time, in the first six months, students had to study all four courses of ``shoes, bags, hats, and jewelry,'' and for the remaining two and a half years, they could choose one of them to major in.

Compared to the clothing department, there weren't many students who were so crazy about it (lol).

It was a unique environment for me, as I had lived a student life that had nothing to do with fashion up until then.

Moreover, I enrolled after graduating from a four-year university.

Most of my classmates were about 4 years younger than me, so it was a little difficult to fit in at first (lol).

Up until then, I had been pretty good at arts and crafts, but...

There were many people around me who had experience in fashion, including people who were already good at sewing and people who were extremely good at drawing designs.

In addition to the environment, I was also worried about the practical skills, wondering if I would be able to keep up.

However, once I get hooked, I tend to do it to the fullest.

And I'm also quite competitive.

Perhaps because of this personality, after a few months I hardly felt any difference from those around me.

Continue.