Heritage and Fashion: Rethinking the Values of the Japanese Kimono

Ninnet Ongartthaworn is a Holder of Bachelor of Economics from Nagoya University, Japan, and currently a Master's student in Global Markets, Local Creativities (GLOCAL), an interdisciplinary Erasmus Mundus International Master jointly taught by Erasmus University Rotterdam’s, together with Universit

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Heritage and Fashion: Rethinking the Values of the Japanese Kimono Industry

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Heritage and Fashion: Rethinking the Values of the Japanese Kimono Industry

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Heritage and Fashion: Rethinking the Values of the Japanese Kimono Industry