Japanese Traditional Clothes

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Japanese Traditional Clothes

• Made by
• Jackie K.
• Claire
• Bridget
• Grace

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Types of Japanese Dresses

• The Kimono
• A silk dress.
• The sleeves go to the wrist and the dress goes to
  the ankles.
• Has an obi (sash) holding up the dress.
• Hakoma
• A pleated skirt.
• Now worn by men and women.
• Used to only be worn by woman.
• Uwangi
• Consists of a jacket like the Kimono worn with a
  Hakoma

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More clothes ...

• Wedding Kimono
• Worn with a light silk and heavy overdreesses
• Red or orange, with gold
• Also includes cranes and flowers
• Men pick out the dress
• Obi or sash
• Cotton or silk
• Mostly worn with Kimonos
• Tied all around the dress

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Tabi and Geta

• Tabi
• Ankle high socks and have separation
• between each toe.
• Geta
• Present day flip flops.
• With wooden waves at the bottom.

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Handfans and Colors

• Handfans
• Used many centuries ago.
• Early handfans were made out of feathers, silk,
  and ivory.
• Colors
• Green spring
• Red - summer
• White fall
• Black - winter

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Mens Clothing

• Men wear Kimonos too. Over the Kimonos
• they wear a Hakoma. The Hakoma
• used to be used for the warriors
• legs when he was ridding a horse.
• The shoes he wore were Geta sandles.
• Geta sandels look like sandels but with pieces
• of wood under the shoe.

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Men's and Children's Clothing

• They are named Geta sandels because of the clik
  clak sound. The small children wear a hanten. A
  hanten is like a small Kimono for children.

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Clothes

• They wear mostly cotton because it keeps
• them warm in cold weather.
• Men and women both wear kimonos.
• Kimonos dont have pockets.
• In the summer Kimonos are only
• up to your elbows because of the heat.

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Thank you

• Made by
• Bridget, Grace, Claire, and Jackie K.

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Bibliogrophy

• www.asianideas.com/kimono.html
• www.japanesekimono.com
• www. Japaneselifestyle. Com
• www. Allsands.com
• www. KWintessential.co.uk
• www.Buzzle .com
• www.costumes.org/ethnic
• www.kimonos.com