The Kimono (着 物 きもの ) is the traditional Japanese dress, which is now famous worldwide. On the other hand, there is confusion with Kimono Yukata , because apparently they say that look very similar. In fact two different things. In general terms, the Kimono is a formal dress, and Yukata is a dress for sleep (equivalent to pajamas) or a comfortable dress for summer. Lately you're missing the habit of dressing with Yukata sleeping, is often put in the summer holidays.
Photo: Kimono (着 物 きもの)
Photo: Yukata (浴衣 ゆかた)
The Kimono have much variety. Depending on age, occasion, purpose etc ... using different Kimono.
Photo: Furisode (振 袖 ふり そ で)
The Furisode ( 振 袖 ふり そ で ) is a dress for women unmarried. Although it was previously defined as a woman dressed for a minor (under 20). We consider a very formal dress and dresses of Furisode para asistir a las ceremonias por ejemplo. Se puede distinguir facilmente con otro tipo de Kimono , porque el Furisode tiene las mangas muy largas. Dependiendo de la longitud de la manga se distingue:
O-Furisod e ( by pretending its large kimono Oh ): 115 cm y más
Chu-Furisode ( Yuufurisode in kimono Chi ): 100 cm aprox
Ko-Furisode ( This small act kimono sleeves ): 85 cm approx
The longer the sleeves, more splendid. They say that these sleeves are to call the attention of men. So when a woman marries, cut the sleeve and wears Kimono other . Formerly there was a custom to cut the sleeves and store them until the baby was born and sewed a dress for baby with this fabric.
Photo: Iro-Tomesode (色 留 袖 いろ と めそ で)
The Iro-Tomesode ( Tomesode colors to stay in Meso ) es un vestido ceremonial para las mujeres casadas. Tiene las mangas muy cortas (porque se supone que ya no hace falta llamar la atención de los hombres ...).
Foto: Kuro-Tomesode (Tome Sode Tomesode black black)
El Kuro-Tomesode ( Tome Sode black black Tomesode ) es casi igual que el Iro -Tomesode , pero black. Kimono for Ladies is one of the top flight. It is usually put in the family weddings, or some important events. The Kuro-Tomesode a badge of the family in the back, and sleeves in the back (right and left) and in front of the chest (right and left).
Photo: houmongi (访问 着 ほう もん ぎ)
The houmongi ( 访问 着 ほう もん ぎ ) is a Dress for visitors. You can put any woman of any age and marital status.
Photo (right): Uchikake (打 挂 うち か け):
The Uchikake ( 打 挂 うち か け ) is a bride's dress the wedding. It has long sleeves as Furisode and has a small tail. Uchikake color is always alive.
Photo (right)-Muku Shiro (白 无垢 しろ むく) The -muku Shiro (白 无垢 しろ むく ) is also a dress that takes the bride at the wedding. Uchikake below , wears the white dress.
Photo: Mohuku (丧服 も ふく)
Mohuku (丧服 も ふく) is a dress for funerals. As Kuro-Tomesode, has 5 badges of the family. The difference is Kro-Tomesode Mofuku that bears no picture on the bottom.
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