Dress the history of fashion is a production of dressed media.

With over 8 million people in the world,

we all have one thing in common.

Every day we all get dressed.

Welcome to Dressed, The History of Fashion, a podcast where we explore the who what

when of why we wear. We are Fashion historians and your host April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary.

Welcome dress listeners to part two of our conversation with Keita Motogee and Mark McNoldi of

Ginsha Motoshi Japan's premiere Keita Mot Mot

Motoshi, Japan's Premier Specialty Camono Purveyor and a company that as we learned on Wednesday

comes with a lot of heart.

And that is because this company is so dedicated to preserving and

celebrating the many makers and age-old processes responsible for the living and

breathing art form and practice of Camono. Today Kata and Mark are back to take us into the Gensamotoji shop

to share with us the process of purchasing a kimono.

So we will also learn about the different types of kono and the continued significance of Kimono in Japan today,

especially as it relates to a new generation of wearers of which Kaita and Mark are a part.

Kaita and Mark, thank you for joining us again.

Welcome back to Dras, Kata and Mark.

Hi, thank you.

Thanks for helping us again.

Yeah, so on Wednesday we talked about the process of creating the Camono that you

feature at Gensomatouji from start to finish and today I want to talk a

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