Why do you bow before kimono?

The bow in front of kimono is a belt knot, which is a part of kimono. Wearing a belt can prevent the kimono from being loose, show the beauty of the figure, and at the same time, it is also for decoration and make the gorgeous kimono more colorful. There are different knots on the back of the belt, which symbolize different meanings and express my beliefs and wishes.

The bow of Japanese kimono is tied at the front. The kabuki and kimono belts of female tourists are tied in front, which is different from that of ordinary women. Like ordinary women, geisha wear kimono belts behind their backs in order to highlight their skills and not sell themselves.

Most of them wear gorgeous kimonos, and the biggest difference from geisha is that their complicated headdresses and kimono belts are tied in front. A teacher who has reached the highest level is luxuriously dressed and expensive. When you go out, there must be several waiters carrying luggage. The foundation is more and more advanced, but it is gradually out of touch with the outside world and becomes very ritualized, without ordinary spoken language. With the appearance of more popular geisha, the living space of Huakui was replaced by geisha. The highest teacher disappeared at the end of 18. The color matching and hairstyle decoration of basic clothes are regarded as a fashion guide, which was very popular for both men and women in the past.

Based on flowers, Taifu Yoshino