Ep. 29: Haruyakko Revives Kikushima Brand Using Kogire Textiles and Tsutsugaki Patterns
Aired on July 31, 2005

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Haruyakko faces professional decline after his father dies and his brother Aiko relegates him to delivery work due to predictable designs. While assisting his grandmother, Haruyakko discovers a vibrant kogire collection featuring Edo period tsutsugaki patterns. This discovery inspires him to blend European and Japanese aesthetics. Although his grandmother is later moved to a nursing home, Fujita purchases the kogire collection. Fujita then organizes Haruyakko's first fashion show at Gallery Fake, requiring Haruyakko to provide some of his new designs. The event successfully showcases the fusion of styles, impressing the audience and Haruyakko's grandmother, who attends the presentation.
Episodes
- Ep. 25 · Fujita investigates a Van Gogh painting in a basement bar during a police raid.
- Ep. 26 · Fujita investigates Elizabeth's claim of descent from the Giocondo family in Florence.
- Ep. 27 · Fujita and Carlos attempt a failed balloon rescue while d'Avalos plans to kill them at a boat exhibition.
- Ep. 28 · Art experts debate Saeki Yuuzou paintings while Jimi faces isolation over his dissenting opinion.
- Ep. 29 · Haruyakko Revives Kikushima Brand Using Kogire Textiles and Tsutsugaki Patterns
- Ep. 30 · Fujita and Ramos face betrayal by their Tuareg guides in the Sahara desert.
- Ep. 31 · Tomioka seeks azurite source from Fujita for Kanto Jewels' Blue Collection exhibition
- Ep. 32 · Fujita is framed for an explosive music box while Sara faces kidnapping by Takuya
- Ep. 33 · Fujita and Yano encounter yakuza during the Ekin festival preparations in summer