INFLUENCED by her grandmother who used to own a kimono shop in Osaka, Japan, Junko Kemi, established kay me, a Japanese clothing brand that specializes in women’s business wear inspired by the traditional kimono design.
“My grandmother owned a kimono shop in Osaka. She influenced me in establishing kay me,” Kemi shared as one of the speakers during the recent Asean-Japan Women Entrepreneurs’ Linkage Program (AJWELP) held at the Asian Institute of Management in the Philippines.
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