Japanese kimono is very particular about how to wear it, but why is it a left lapel?

This is a custom of Japanese kimono, so it is usually a left skirt collar. In their country, kimono is a formal dress, so it is very elegant to wear. It's usually dressed like this. Their right lapels are tightly attached to their bodies, and then the left part covers the right lapels. This way of wearing is more popular.

The "right front" wearing method is said to be influenced by ancient Chinese costumes, and the Japanese are right-handed. So they used to put the knife on their left waist. If the "left front" puncture method is adopted, the action will not be smooth when drawing the knife. Many people don't know this statement. When wearing kimono, the right lapel fits the left lapel, and even many stars wear it with the right lapel and the left lapel. For example, Yi Nengjing and Rainie Yang made this mistake when they participated in a certain program, which is incorrect.

First things to prepare, kimono underwear or sports bra, fitness pants (running coat and tights can be used if the kimono is very representative in color), auxiliary pads or two face-wiping towels (1 thin belt fixing towel), 1 thin belt, kimono belt (thin belt is also acceptable), IDA knot, half belt or kimono belt, backboard, etc.

Japanese people call kimono "martial clothes". Why is it called "Five Blessingg"? Because this kind of clothing first came from Wu, so where is Wu? As you must know, it is now in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces of China. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a small country in Jiangsu and Zhejiang called "Wu State". In ancient times, the State of Wu, with Suzhou and Hangzhou as the core, was the most developed area of silk industry in China, and naturally it was also the most developed area of textile industry.

The ports where Japanese envoys landed in China in Sui and Tang Dynasties were mostly in Ningbo, which was then called "Mingzhou". So, at that time, China's clothes began to be introduced into Japan. In the history of more than 2,000 years, the Japanese have continuously transformed and improved Wu Fu, and gradually evolved into gorgeous costumes with unique Japanese style.