Is there any historical or archaeological evidence to support the idea that kimonos were worn by the dead? Is it a matter of orthodox form or just a folklore or movie cartoon?

Overlooking, the lapel. China's ancient ethnic minority clothing, the front lapel to the left, unlike the people of the central plains of the right obeisance.　Hanfu, the traditional dress of the Chinese people based on the Han nationality, the yellow emperor made clothes, cross-collar right obeisance. Chinese Han Chinese clothing collars are all right-over-right, with the left piece wrapping around the right piece. That means the collar should look like the letter y shape. This is a characteristic of Chinese Han clothing. According to ancient Chinese custom only the dead and some minorities only wear left-overlapping.