Kimono Shows National Costumes And Interprets Japanese Traditional Culture.

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< p > kimono is a national costume of Japan. It was developed by Chinese Han costumes. The women of Soochow in the Three Kingdoms period were almost exactly the same as kimono. They had no backpack. So they were called "Wu Fu" and "Tang Yi" in Japan. Kimono is known as "kimono" by Westerners. Now the Japanese have accepted this title, but many stores selling kimono still write "Wu Fu".

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There are many kinds of kimono (P), not only male and female kimono, but also unmarried, married, and have casual clothes and < a href= "http://cailiao.sjfzxm.com/matertial/show/default.aspx" > dress > /a >.

Men's kimono style is less, color is monotonous, dark, waist belt is thin, wear is also convenient.

Women's kimono has many styles, colorful colors, wide waistbands, different kimono waistbands and different hairstyles.

Married women wear more "sleeve sleeves" kimono, while the unmarried ladies wear "shaking sleeves" and kimono.

In addition, according to the purpose of visiting, playing and shopping, the patterns, colors and styles of wearing kimono are also different.

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