In 1926, a visionary woman named Sugino Yoshiko planted a seed. That seed blossomed into what we now know as Sugino Fashion College. Sugino Yoshiko’s “Dressmaker School” was a humble beginning. Yet, it held the promise of a bright future. Here at Sugino Fashion College, her legacy thrives. The college transitioned from a women’s college in 1964 to a co-ed institution in 2002. This evolution speaks volumes about Sugino’s adaptability and forward-thinking approach. Imagine the halls filled with aspiring designers, sketching their dreams onto paper. Sugino Fashion College offers undergraduate programs in Fashion and Fashion Presentation. They also have graduate programs, including a one-year Advanced Course for Fashion Design and a Master Course for Plastic Arts. The tuition per year is approximately 800,000 yen for undergraduates. While there are two campuses, the main Meguro Campus is located right here in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The other campus is located in Hino, Tokyo. Sugino Fashion College’s journey reflects the changing landscape of fashion itself. From its humble beginnings as a dressmaker school to its current status as a renowned fashion college, it embodies the spirit of innovation. It’s a testament to the power of a single dream to shape the future of fashion.
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