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Traditional hand painted Kimono we offer !

This image is copyright by Kahori OchiLeft side: Under Layer         Right side: Over Layer 　　　　　　　　　　　　　９　Maeita 1000yen⑬帯揚げ　（おびあげ）: [obiage]　A delicate cloth that is laid over the ‘pillow’ (used when tying the obi) and is tied in the front of the obi; is meant to show slightly above the top section of Read more…

There are various types of kimono, and there are special types of belts thatcorrespond with these kimono types.　 小紋（こもん）: [komon]　Short sleeved kimono that have vibrant patterns on the fabric and can be worn for various occasions, as well as simply going out.   色無地（いろむじ）: [iromuji]　A solid color kimono; the fabric has no designs on it, and Read more…

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Japan and the Kimono.  “Kimono” the Japanese national costume, originated from China. About 14000 years ago, during the Asuka era (around 600 to 700), the Kimono was introduced with Buddhism. At that time, Kimonos were worn by some aristocrats as a political strategy. By wearing the Kimono they were showing their Read more…

For Ladies  –Avoid wearing push-up bras. We suggest wearing sports bras or bras with no underwire and open widely back side; it makes nicer figure for wearing kimono. Kimono fits flat body! -If you feel cold or shy, nice to wear leggings, a tank-top, slip and camisole. Please avoid wearing Read more…

The tea ceremony is normally for whom study it so you don’t need to behave properly Most important thing is “enjoy the moment”. Next is “appreciation all”, the moment, items of all tea ceremony (like tea bowl), your co-guests as well as your host too. To show your appreciation, please Read more…

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-Pre-made Yukata Yukata is cotton or a cotton mix with hemp which you can wash at your machine. Please, use a gentle mode and put your Yukata into a washing net. After washing, please iron by using a thin towel between your iron and the Yukata. We don’t like wrinkle Read more…