The Story of the Coppe-pan Special Exhibition 'Seahorse'

The Story of the Coppe-pan Special Exhibition 'Seahorse'

Regarding the Coppe-pan Special Exhibition 'Seahorse' that I posted the other day.
Actually, I couldn't post it right away.

'There will surely be mixed opinions.'

'Some people might get angry.'

While I was thinking about things like that,

it took me a little while to press the post button.
Even so,

'Let's just put it out there first.'

Thinking that, I decided to post it.

Then, I received more support and empathy from female users than I had expected.

Of course, comments aren't everything.

I think there are opinions that aren't visible.

Even so,

'It got across.'

'It was received.'

Feeling that way made me very happy.

This time, I wrote this article because I wanted to preserve those feelings.

To everyone who gave me comments and likes,

thank you so much.

With gratitude, I've decided to write about some behind-the-scenes stories that I would usually only share with members.

I have been a loyal user of Wacoal's BROS for over 20 years.

That is how much I love the Wacoal brand.

And Salute, their line for women, has been something of a pinnacle for me.

The beauty.

The worldview.

The expressiveness of the embroidery.

Everything about it is wonderful, and

'Someday, I want to create a work that moves someone's heart like this.'

I have always had that aspiration.

That is why this special exhibition 'Seahorse' is filled with

respect for Wacoal, and

a sense of challenge to 'try and think of a design that surpasses Salute.'

Of course, I don't actually think I've surpassed them.

Rather, it is a work born precisely because I respect them.

That is why this time,

I was truly happy to receive support and empathy from so many women.

Perhaps the scenery I was looking at and my thoughts

reached someone, even if just a little.

That is what I felt.

Once again, to everyone who took a look,

thank you so much.