Yuki nodded. "Absolutely. There's a growing appreciation for eco-friendly fashion, and our designs are resonating with both the younger generation and those who value traditional craftsmanship. It's a way for Japan to lead the world in innovation while staying true to its roots."
The conversation touched on the global fashion industry's future, Japan's role in it, and the importance of merging sustainability with cultural pride, leaving Lucy and Mia with much to think about.
A few tables over, they encountered a group of educators. At the center of the group was Professor Harada, a woman in her late forties who exuded wisdom and poise. She wore a sleek black dress with pearl earrings that added a touch of elegance to her appearance. Beside her was Mr. Oshima, a younger educator in his early thirties, dressed in a smart gray suit, his glasses perched on the edge of his nose as he scribbled notes.
