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I am a big fan of what Makoto Tagawa and co have done so far and are trying to do.
Hope to see more and more :)
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> At first I did not understand the significance of this proposal, but thankfully I took the time to go on the Nouns Japan X spaces where I was able to ask questions and they had an interpreter there for me which was very helpful. Essentially I like to compare Kitpas to Yoga.... in order to be a Yoga instructor you have to go through training, in order to be a Kitpas instructor you have to go through training.... currently there 204 Kitpas instructors in the world, all of which are in Japan... so part of this proposal is to have Midas travel to Japan to participate in the training so he can become an instructor and also teach others within the US. Just to clarify the travel in this prop is for Midas to travel to Japan for the instructor workshop and then for Tagawa to travel within Japan for trainings & Nouns themed workshops where he creates art with students.
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> as an American who has never heard of Kitpas, Kitpas feel "weird" in an endearing, nounish way. I'm pretty sure Krel had one of these as his pfp for awhile, right? The art is cute, I like it. Interesting idea to spread culture abroad
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> I hear Peter's concerns. I also have a breadth of insight from conversations with Tagawa, Kink, & Midas to know that Tagawa has already been very successful in his local community as a Kitpas instructor and taught several hundred if not thousands of students in his community and across Japan
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> while the prop could more concise and easier to comprehend, the ethos of Kitpas education is Nounish af and bringing it to America by training Midas and across the world by supporting the Uganda school makes the cost worth it. having the Nounish color palette actualized into crayons in partnership with Kitpas is personally energizing