What festival do you wear kimono in Japan?

When attending crown ceremonies (adult ceremonies), weddings, funerals, sacrificial ceremonies, kendo, archery, chess, tea ceremony, flower path, graduation ceremony, banquets, elegant music, cultural performances and traditional festivals in Japan, Japanese people will wear dignified kimonos.

The clothing culture and etiquette of kimono are called Taoism. Kimono bears nearly 30 important intangible cultural heritages of dyeing and weaving techniques in Japan, as well as more than 50 traditional handicrafts designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan. The makers of kimono are Yue Hou Bo Shang, Xiao Qian Gu Su and Yuuki Tsumugi. . It is also included in the world intangible cultural heritage.

Before the Tokugawa shogunate, kimono was called "persistence" and "martial arts". The word "fixed use of kimono" is a concept produced in contact with western culture after Tokugawa shogunate.

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Characteristics of kimono:

There are many kinds of kimonos, regardless of color, texture and style, which have undergone thousands of years of changes. Not only are there obvious differences between men and women (men's kimonos are monotonous in color, black, with few styles, thin belts, simple accessories and easy to wear).

Women's kimonos have rich colors, wide belts, various types and styles, and many accessories), and according to different occasions and times, people will wear different kimonos to show caution (women's kimonos include wedding kimonos, adult kimonos, evening ceremony kimonos, banquet ceremony kimonos and general dresses).

The weaving, dyeing and embroidery of kimono itself, as well as the complicated rules when wearing it (pay attention to wearing clogs and cloth socks when wearing kimono, and comb different hairstyles according to the types of kimono) make it look like a work of art.

Designers are constantly innovating in color and texture, applying all kinds of bold designs to color, so that modern impressions can be skillfully integrated into classical forms.

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