6.Originally, "kimono" was the Japanese word for clothing. But in more recent years, the word has been used to refer specifically to traditional Japanese clothing.
-Traditional Japanese clothing includes many different types; fundoshi, furisode, hakama, hanten, happi, jinbeit, gūnihitoe, kimono, obi (sashes), samue, sokutai, tomesode, uwagi, and yukata. These garments are made to suit the seasons in which they are worn. Clothing that has rustic hues and patterns, such as those that feature russet leaves, are preferred for autumn wear.
- For winter, people who are dressed in kimonos like to wear darker fabric and more layers. Sometimes, people may wear ten layers of clothing.
-More recently, the main difference between men and women's kimonos is the material used. Typically, men's kimonos are dark, subdued colors, like dark blue, black, brown, or green. Usually, these are also matte fabrics with some having slight patterns.
-More recently, the main difference between men and women's kimonos is the material used. Typically, men's kimonos are dark, subdued colors, like dark blue, black, brown, or green. Usually, these are also matte fabrics with some having slight patterns.
-Nowadays, Japanese people rarely wear kimonos in everyday life, reserving them for such occasions as weddings, funerals, tea ceremonies, or other special events, such as summer festivals.
-The more you know~
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