This kimono is called 'furisode.' Only unmarried women can wear it when they are present at wedding or formal parties.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Introduction of kimono
Kimono is Japanese traditional dress, but now, few people wear it as their everyday clothes. It is usual to wear it in the events, such as matsuri (festivals), marriages and ceremonies. There are many kinds of kimono. I'll introduce you some of them.
This kimono is called 'furisode.' Only unmarried women can wear it when they are present at wedding or formal parties.
This kimono is called 'furisode.' Only unmarried women can wear it when they are present at wedding or formal parties.
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This January, I wore "Furisode" and went to a coming of age ceremony. My furisode was white and design was pink. What type of furisode will you wear?
I often wear yukata when matsuri is hold in summer. But I can't wear yukata or kimono myself. So, I want to be able to wear its myself!!
I wanna see you wear KIMONO. It will suit you. I like KIMONO.
Dear Purinchan
My furisode is also white and the design is red and black. I put the picture on the next blog. If you have a chance, please bring your pictures.
Dear Chiro
Me too! I cannot wear yukata or kimono by myself. Someday, I want to go to a dressing school.
Dear Puja
I think you also suit Kimono. It is cool that men wear Kimono.
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