Japan’s traditional garment is called the kimono. It is a T-shaped, robe-like garment that is worn by men, women, and children. The word “kimono” literally translates to “thing to wear”. While still worn today, particularly at special occasions and festivals, the kimono is not as common for everyday wear as it once was.
Here’s some more information about the kimono:
Evolution:
The kimono has evolved over time, with different styles and variations appearing throughout different periods of Japanese history.
Materials:
Traditionally, kimonos were made from silk, linen, or hemp, but modern kimonos can be made from a variety of materials including cotton and polyester.
Obi:
A kimono is typically secured with a sash called an obi.
Types:
There are various types of kimonos, including those for different occasions (ceremonial, wedding, casual) and for different genders (men’s kimonos are often more subdued in color and design).
Yukata:
A lighter, unlined cotton kimono, called a yukata, is often worn in summer, particularly at festivals.
Other traditional garments:
Besides the kimono, other traditional Japanese garments include the hakama (a type of pleated skirt or trousers), the hanten (a short coat), and the happi (a coat worn by festival prticipants).
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The answer is Kimona
Your answer is correct, Jacqueline! Kimona is the right choice and thank you so much for your participation!
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Well, I got to the party late as usual but kimona even though I thought it was kimono?
You are right on both, Teresa! It is Kimona! Typo on my part! Trying to type in the dark, while tired and needing sleep will do it every time. Sorry about that. Thanks for the correction and your participation!
Lol.hehe..I only know this because I did some business with Japan. But wasn’t sure if I remembered to I see your list I remember..lol. Your welcome Phyllis 😘❤️
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B) Yukata
Good try, Hillary but it’s not the correct answer this time. Please try again and thank you so much for your participation!
A.) Kimono
Yes, Erika you got it right! Kimona is the correct answer! Thank you for your participation!
Uhm?? I think it’s a Kimona
Yes, David you got it right! Kimona is the correct answer! Thank you for your participation!
Wow! What great information you gave us on the Kimono wear! This is very interesting and I can not thank you enough for sharing this information! Thank you Gina for your participation!