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Do you know?

  • Kimono (着物) are traditional Japanese style clothes. “Kimono” meant “something you wear” originally. About a century ago, most people in Japan wore the kimono everyday. Now, people wear other clothing in Japan most of the time. However, they still wear the kimono for special occasions, such as formal ceremonies, but also for fun and fashion.

    A kimono is a robe shaped like a “T”. Normal kimonos reach to the ankles, and have long sleeves. The sleeves of some kimono for women also reach to the ankles, but most kimono sleeves reach to the hips.


All the items you need to wear kimono (woman)

  • ①Hadajuban—Undershirt
    ②Naga/Han Juban–
     Full/Half length under kimono
    ③Susoyoke–Half slip
    ④Datejime–Under sash
    ⑤Koshi himo–Sash
    ⑥Obi ita–Obi stay
    ⑦Obijime–Obi cord
    ⑧Obi –Obi Belt
    ⑨Tabi–Split-toed socks,
    ⑩Bag.
    ⑪Zori–Sandals

All the items you need to wear kimono (man)

  • ①Hadajuban—Undershirt
    ②Naga/Han Juban–
     Full/Half length under kimono
    ③Susoyoke–Half slip
    ④Datejime–Under sash
    ⑤Koshi himo–Sash
    ⑥Obi ita–Obi stay
    ⑦Obijime–Obi cord
    ⑧KakuObi –Square Obi Belt
    ⑨Tabi–Split-toed socks,
    ⑩Haori-Jacket
    ⑪Setta–Sandals