Traditional kimono fabric makers seek innovative changes

Traditional kimono fabric makers seek innovative changes

Photo taken Dec. 14, 2015 shows Shigeru Kubota (L), president of Kubota Orimono, and Tsuyoshi Kawagoe, head of the company's new business department, holding a bag and neckties made of "Oshima Tsumugi" traditional silk fabric for kimonos, launched under a new brand "amaming," in Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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