The narrator tells us that the woman making the kimono is skilled at making kimonos out of leather, and she also has a wide knowledge of making good garments with leather. The kimono she made was so beautiful that she deserves to be paid for it. The narrator asks the woman's opinion of the show, and the woman tells him that it was a very good show. She also says that the man who is presenting the show is the grandson of one of the women's famous designers, and that he will be presenting soon. She says that she came to watch the show because her friend is there for it, but that she was not paying attention to it. She tells the narrator that she is excited about the show but that her stomach is full of "good" and "bad" clothes. She is nervous about losing, but says that her dream is to become a designer.