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Japan - Autonomous

Japanese men and women traditionally wear kimonos as their main outer garment. Men wear hakama divided skirts and fundoshi loincloths as undergarments. Common outer garments include haori short jackets and hanten winter coats. Traditional footwear includes geta wooden clogs, jika-tabi split-toe socks, and waraji straw sandals. Women wear furisode long-sleeved kimonos and yukata light summer kimonos. Outer layers include happi festival vests and hanten winter coats. Undergarments include nagajuban simple robes. Common footwear includes okobo wooden platform sandals, zori straw flip

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Japan - Autonomous

Japanese men and women traditionally wear kimonos as their main outer garment. Men wear hakama divided skirts and fundoshi loincloths as undergarments. Common outer garments include haori short jackets and hanten winter coats. Traditional footwear includes geta wooden clogs, jika-tabi split-toe socks, and waraji straw sandals. Women wear furisode long-sleeved kimonos and yukata light summer kimonos. Outer layers include happi festival vests and hanten winter coats. Undergarments include nagajuban simple robes. Common footwear includes okobo wooden platform sandals, zori straw flip

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JAPAN

MEN :- Garments
over garment:-
• Kimono :- main outer garment
of Japanese dress
• A long robe with wide sleeves
• It is unlined in summer, lined in
autumn and spring and padded
in winter
MEN :- Garments
Lower garment:-

• Hakama :- divided skirt ( pleated, two-part) also means trouser


MEN :- Garments
Outer garment:-

• Sokutai :- men’s formal suit,


ceremonial form of dress.
MEN :- Garments
outer garment:-
• Haori :- the outergarment worn
over kosode.
• Cut like kimono, but its shorter,
varying in length from mid-
thigh to mid- calf.
• Loose fitting and T-shaped.
MEN :- Garments
outer garment:-

Happi
• coat is worn by men during festivals.
• Made of cotton.
MEN :- Garments
outer garment:-

• Hanten :- short winter coat. It has a thick layer of padded cotton to warm the
body. The collar of hanten is usually made from black sateen.
MEN :- Garments
Under garment:-

Fundoshi :- loincloth
• historically worn as shorts by labourers and
rickshaw drivers.
• In modern times, fundoshi are often worn to
festivals involving feasts of strength and
endurance.
MEN :- Footwears
Geta :- shoes
• clogs and flip-flops at the same time.
• Made of wood with thongs made of cloth
(leather, rubber etc.) that pass between the
big toe and second toe.
• Tabi socks are often worn with geta.
MEN :- Footwears
• Jika-tabi or tabi :- They are outdoor shoes,
which have rubber soles and metal tabs as
fasteners.
• Tabi boots are used by workers.
MEN :- Footwears
Uwabaki :- They are slippers for
indoor usage, worn at home or in
buildings where street shoes are
prohibited. Uwabaki are flexible and
easy to take on/off.
MEN :- Footwears
Waraji :- sandals made of straw rope
(rice straw, hemp, cotton threads, palm
fibers etc.).
Used by farmers, soldiers and monks,
but they are worn even by ordinary
people in Japanese towns.
MEN :- Footwears
zori:- flip-flops made of rice straw,
hemp, cotton threads, palm fibers,
leather, rubber or other material.
WOMEN :- Garments
over garment:-
Kimono :- Kimono was once worn on
a daily basis by most Japanese people.
In modern times, it's formal
wear that's appropriate for a wide
range of occasions.
WOMEN :- Garments
over garment:- Mofuku kimono :- used for funerals. It
is black, without any patterns. There is
also a nagajuban, white, red or pink
undergarment which is worn under all
kinds of kimono
WOMEN :- Garments
over garment:-

Shiromoku or Uchikake :- long and


white kimono used by brides for a
wedding.
WOMEN :- Garments
over garment:-
Furisode :- A kimono with extremely long
sleeves in the forearm arm only worn
by adult single woman. Most commonly
worn to Coming-Of-Age day ceremonies,
weddings and tea ceremonies.
Its colorful with beautiful patterns
It includes up to 35 pieces
WOMEN :- Garments
over garment:-
• Yukata :- light kimono for summer
occasions.
• Informal kind of kimono, worn in
summer or after bathing.
• Usually made of cotton.
WOMEN :- Garments
outer garment:-
Hiyoku :- Hiyoku is a kimono robe that's
worn under the outer kimono robe.
Historically, kimono were worn in up to 20
layers for formal occasions and up to 5
layers for warmth.
Layering kimono once involved much
symbolism but this is mostly a lost art.
WOMEN :- Garments
outer garment:-
Happi :- A robe-like cotton vest used
as a uniform for teams at festivals that
usually comes with a matching
headband.
WOMEN :- Garments
Outer garment:-
• Hanten :- short winter coat.
• Thick layer of padded cotton to warm
the body.
• The collar of hanten is usually made
from black sateen.
WOMEN :- Garments
under garment:-

Nagajuban :- simple robe of cotton or


synthetic silk that goes under your
kimono
It's essentially kimono underwear.
WOMEN :- Footwear

Okobo :- Simple platform sandals that are nothing


more than a shaped block of wood with straps on
Geta :- wooden flip-flops top. They are usually left unpainted or finished.
WOMEN :- Footwear

uwabaki :- flexible zori :- straw flip-flops waraji :- straw


slippers sandals

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