Japanese traditional kimono culture in animation

This is an animation based on traditional kimono.

Flower wedding dress (はなよめぃしょぅぅぅ) is the most formal dress for women when they get married. It originated from the Wu family's ceremonial dress in the Edo period. The traditional wedding in Japan is a pre-divine wedding; The floral wedding dress is a necessary dress for the pre-God wedding. Flower wedding dresses are mainly divided into three types, including colored hanging, white pollution-free, vibrating sleeves (usually large vibrating sleeves), and the color tone is mainly white or red.

Hanging is the formal dress of Mrs. Guo after the shogunate period, which is only used in festivals and celebrations. Unmarried women can also use it. Scale-free white is the wedding dress of gentry women in the shogunate period, with double textures of silk, nylon and feathers. On the wedding day, I only wear white as a sign of divination, because white symbolizes purity (another saying is that a woman dies in her parents' house when she marries her in-laws, and white is the color of shroud), which is easily polluted by the color of her in-laws. I didn't change my color until a few days after I got married (there was a tattoo of my husband's family). In Japan, the bride is dressed in white-a white long-sleeved kimono named "Vibrating Sleeve" and a white blouse named "White without Pollution" outside. It is said that white is to make the groom dye his favorite color, or to prove the purity of the bride. The bride also wears a tall Japanese bun called "Jin Wengao Teru Shimada", a white silk cotton hat or hooded yarn, a wallet or dagger (for protection or suicide, now as decoration), white Japanese socks and sandals.