KEIKO KOMA net

3 Oct. 2010

Light-scape

When I had decided to build the Koma gallery Café at Yasaka, one of the light-scapes that I had envisioned was a scene of its second floor where I watched the Yasaka tower, was blown by winds coming from it, received special guests, and talked about the Idaki counseling courses that I knew as the most precious thing in life. Another light-scape I had was that I invited our guests to the inner garden and again was talking about the Idaki counseling courses as the Koma gallery Café was the most suitable spot. I looked very happy and put on special clothes that were different from kimono and western wear. Now that I started to create original costumes of Koguryo I fully understood what I had envisioned. When I watched a woman wearing one it made me recall this vision and it was being realized in reality. I wished to receive people at the best place and talk about the Idaki counseling courses as it was the most important thing in one’s life. In order to express my deepest respect, I felt like dressing up myself in a official manner every time when I talked about it. Today we received guests from Georgia and Azerbaijan so I introduced our courses and told them that they could change their country just by taking them; the surrounding space became brilliant and a light of hope and joy was born. The truth would greatly influence everyone’s heart and has been changing the outer world.

Blown by winds of Yasaka,
They carried an aroma of ancient people who had built a new nation.
Their souls gathered here as they lived life true to the truth,
And always shone brilliantly.
The truth shall be delivered to coming generations,
As an era of truth has come.
The light-scape I had envisioned opened up our future.
I was determined to move around telling the truth to people
As our future was promising.