What Japanese kimonos have taken advantage of the improvement and change of modern science and technology?

Kimono is a traditional costume of the Japanese nation, which was formed on the basis of the costume of China in the Tang Dynasty through the evolution of 1000 years. The Japanese vividly expressed their feelings about art with kimonos. Because more than 90% of Japan's population belongs to the "Yamato" nationality, it is named. It is also called "possession" in Japanese. In European languages such as English, kimono is called kimono. Stickers refer to all clothes in a broad sense. In a narrow sense, it refers to kimono and traditional Japanese clothing. Kimono (わふく) is a traditional Japanese costume and is now worn on formal occasions. Dresses are required for New Year celebrations, adult ceremonies and Japanese weddings. Five Blessingg means cloth. During the Ancient Three Kingdoms Period in China, the textile technology and sewing methods of Wu were introduced to Japan. Usually, Wu Fu refers to a high-grade kimono made of silk, while a kimono made of cotton is called "Wu Tai". Besides keeping warm and protecting the body, kimono has high artistic value. Especially women's kimonos, with bright colors and beautiful styles, are simply works of art, and the Yamato nation in Japan is an interesting nation. While constantly accepting the integration of foreign cultures, it has gradually formed its own unique national customs. "Food, clothing, housing and transportation are the four elements of life, but clothing ranks first, which shows its important position in people's lives."