Our school has set up departments and courses that take into account the entire apparel industry, and the curriculum is designed to allow students to understand the industry as a whole by the time they graduate. First, students acquire a wide range of basic skills, and then they study specialized fields in depth. They repeatedly study the basics, and then step up to acquire the knowledge and skills they need when they get a job or become independent. There are also plenty of opportunities for practice, such as training and collaborations at apparel companies. We also support young creators who are strongly motivated to become independent and take on new challenges. Our educational philosophy is based on discovering hidden talents and expanding future possibilities.


In the first year, students learn the fundamentals, and in the second year, they plan and sell a brand in a group. In the third year, they launch their own brand and operate it for two years.
Through exhibiting at trade shows and selling at department stores and select shops, students acquire the practical skills necessary to launch their own brand immediately after graduation.


In the first year, students broadly learn fundamental knowledge and skills, developing their ability to conceive, plan, and design clothing while discovering their interests and areas of expertise. From the second year onward, they specialize in one of six courses, progressing according to their individual goals and future aspirations.
About Fashion Creator

This is an "Entrepreneurship Training" program where students launch their own brand and personal business while still enrolled. Through practical experiences such as overseas training and opening original shops, students hone their business production skills necessary for entrepreneurship, including planning and marketing know-how, as well as outsourcing and negotiation skills.


This program is for those aiming for sales, planning, public relations, and other roles in the fashion industry. Students will acquire essential communication skills, proposal abilities, and digital skills necessary for working in a shop. In the first year, students will broadly learn foundational knowledge and skills, while also discovering their own interests and strengths.
About Fashion Business

The work of stylists is not only seen on TV, in movies, magazines, commercials, and shows, but in recent years, their work has expanded to include e-commerce sites and social media. In the first year, students learn the basics of stylistship. In the second year, students will step up to the career they are aiming for by choosing a course of study.
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