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Yoshikazu Yamagata of Written and Riichi Sawa, who works on needle punching in Kiryu, "What Japan Can Learn from Paris" Part 2 [Where Fashion is Born]（8/10）

Yoshikazu Yamagata of Written Afterwards and Riichi Sawa of Tex.Box

Yoshikazu Yamagata of Written Afterwards and Riichi Sawa of Tex.Box/ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Detecting needles on fabric after needle punching

Detecting needles on fabric after needle punching/ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

"I want to continue doing interesting work forever," says Sawa.

"I want to continue doing interesting work forever," says Sawa./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

The gradation of the leaves was painted by hand, one by one.

The gradation of the leaves was painted by hand, one by one./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Fabric after needle punching

Fabric after needle punching/ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests.

Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

"The most fun part is creating prototypes while consulting with designers," says Sawa.

"The most fun part is creating prototypes while consulting with designers," says Sawa./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests.

Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them.

Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them.

Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them./ Photo by Shigematsu Yuka (c) FASHON HEADLINE

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  • Yoshikazu Yamagata of Written Afterwards and Riichi Sawa of Tex.Box
  • Detecting needles on fabric after needle punching
  • "I want to continue doing interesting work forever," says Sawa.
  • The gradation of the leaves was painted by hand, one by one.
  • Fabric after needle punching
  • Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests.
  • "The most fun part is creating prototypes while consulting with designers," says Sawa.
  • Sawa makes various suggestions in response to Yamagata's requests.
  • Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them.
  • Tex.Box machines have a "young leaf mark" on them.
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