Japanese Kimono
The document discusses different types of traditional Japanese clothing known as kimonos. It describes that kimonos are worn by men, women, and children and that different types are worn depending on the season. Specifically, it outlines that yukatas are summer kimonos typically worn for occasions like weddings and funerals. Yukatas have a large ribbon on the back and an obi belt around the waist. Another type is the hakama, which can be worn over a kimono and comes in two styles - horse-riding and lantern styles. Kimonos and their types are part of traditional Japanese clothing.
3. Introduction Kimono (着物) is a Japanese traditional clothing worn by men, woman and children. There are different types of kimonos. You wear different types of kimonos in different seasons.
4. yukata Yukata (浴衣) is a summer kimono. It is usually worn by woman, but is also worn by men. It is usually worn in special occasions like funerals, weddings, tea ceremonies and etc. I think my favourite is the Yukata because of the pretty design.
5. Yukata 2 The back of a Yukata has a big ribbon and the front has a belt kind of thing around the waistis called a obi.
6. Hakama Hakama (袴) another type of kimono. There are two different types of Hakama. Umanori (馬乗り), horse-riding. Andonbakama (行灯袴?, lit., lantern) is another type. Hakama was originally for men,but today men and woman wear it. It is worn on top of Kimono.
