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The term "Taisho Roman" refers to the cultural stylings of the Taisho Period of Japanese history (1912-1926), combined with the shortened form 'romantic'. An appropriate English translation might be "romantic vintage". In terms of wafuku, Taisho Roman often begins with Taisho-era kimono, or kimono that have similar visual cues, such as bright colors and/or large, bold designs. The kimono is then heavily accessorized with elements of Western fashion from the 1920s, and occassionally touches... Taisho Era Fashion, Taisho Roman, Taisho Period, Taisho Era, Modern Kimono, 2000s Fashion Trends, Traditional Japanese Kimono, Era Fashion, Big Men Fashion

The term "Taisho Roman" refers to the cultural stylings of the Taisho Period of Japanese history (1912-1926), combined with the shortened form 'romantic'. An appropriate English translation might be "romantic vintage". In terms of wafuku, Taisho Roman often begins with Taisho-era kimono, or kimono that have similar visual cues, such as bright colors and/or large, bold designs. The kimono is then heavily accessorized with elements of Western fashion from the 1920s, and occassionally touches…

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Created the image of Taisho-era, Japan 1912-1926 We call it “Taisho Roman” “大正浪漫” Both of my grandparents were born in this period so some of the materials are still exist and usable Most of my materials come from Showa period but some are from Taisho-era I always image Taisho Roman to create my “Haikarasan baskets” "Haikara" is a word that means "Western-style, stylish, pretentious, new, or a person like that." It reflects Japanese culture started blending Western style #momoyostobyfashio... Taisho Roman, Taisho Era, A Word, Japanese Culture, Western Style, Western Fashion, Blending, Period, Baskets

Created the image of Taisho-era, Japan 1912-1926 We call it “Taisho Roman” “大正浪漫” Both of my grandparents were born in this period so some of the materials are still exist and usable Most of my materials come from Showa period but some are from Taisho-era I always image Taisho Roman to create my “Haikarasan baskets” "Haikara" is a word that means "Western-style, stylish, pretentious, new, or a person like that." It reflects Japanese culture started blending Western style…

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