It's amazing! The reason why Japanese women start wearing underwear is to save their lives?

Kimono is a traditional Japanese costume. Many people say that women who wear kimonos don't wear underwear. Because most girls find it inconvenient to wear underwear when wearing kimono, many people don't wear it.

In ancient times, people wore kimonos instead of underwear. Because there was no underwear at that time. Later, during the Meiji Restoration, western underwear flooded into Japan, but women still chose not to wear underwear because of its high price.

Then why did Japanese women put on underwear later?

In fact, Japanese girls wear underwear to save their lives, not to hide their shame. Because 1932 there was a large-scale fire in Japan, which was caused by electric leakage. After the fire broke out, many people tried to pull the rope down from the fourth floor. However, it was windy that day, and kimonos were blown up when women were skating. Many women cover their private parts with their hands, or hold down their skirts with their hands to prevent them from flying. As a result, many people fell to the ground because they didn't tighten the rope, resulting in more than a dozen injuries and dozens of serious injuries.

This incident has also attracted global attention. Later, with these experiences, Japanese women began to snap up underwear in order to protect themselves in the event of an accident and have enough time to escape after covering their private parts. Nowadays, Japanese actresses are used to underwear, and sometimes they may feel uncomfortable. It is unsanitary and unsafe for women not to wear underwear.

At present, Japan is also constantly developing its own clothing. Although in modern society, Japan still retains its own traditional costumes and continues to carry them forward, which is worth learning.