
I went to Bunka Fashion College's cultural festival, which was held over three days on November 3, 4, and 5.
The festival offers exhibits, food stalls, and hands-on making experiences, but the highlight is the fashion show created entirely by the students.
Until last year, I was also a student at Bunka Fashion College, so I didn't really feel it, but this year I watched the festival as a customer (?), and I was once again amazed by the show that the students came together to complete.
I still have many friends there, so I was very happy to see my friends working hard on their duties as upperclassmen and walking stylishly as models in the show.

This show was created around the theme "ten."


I really enjoyed how strongly each scene reflected its own sense of detail.
Not only the costume design and sewing for each scene, but also the direction, from sound effects to lighting, was planned by the students, and they really created everything from scratch!
However, the prescription of the contacts I was wearing that day was not quite right, so I couldn't see very well the first time I watched it.
The second time, I got serious and lined up about an hour and a half early, and was able to watch it up close. I'm satisfied!
The show was held six times a day, so I think everyone involved had a very tough time...
Thank you for all your hard work...!!
(I was off for a week last week because I had a cold, so this post is being published after a one-week gap.)
Inspired by the hard work of the students at Bunka Fashion College, I want to keep doing my best too!
I won't let a cold beat me...!