My Kimono Story
Kimono in London Part 1 ロンドンで着物 パート1
Fast-forward from My Coming-of-Age Ceremony Kimono (a Little Over 20 Years Ago, Haha), The photo was taken in London in 2018. At that time, I was working as an accountant...
Kimono in London Part 1 ロンドンで着物 パート1
Fast-forward from My Coming-of-Age Ceremony Kimono (a Little Over 20 Years Ago, Haha), The photo was taken in London in 2018. At that time, I was working as an accountant...
My Furisode Kimono at the age of 20
Every January in Japan, we have a national holiday called "Coming of Age Day" (Seijin no Hi). It's all about celebrating young people turning 20! We usually go back to...
My Furisode Kimono at the age of 20
Every January in Japan, we have a national holiday called "Coming of Age Day" (Seijin no Hi). It's all about celebrating young people turning 20! We usually go back to...
The same kimono in casual stayle
Here's another photo in the same beautiful kimono, but on a different day! You can see I'm wearing a different obi. This one is a very casual type of obi...
The same kimono in casual stayle
Here's another photo in the same beautiful kimono, but on a different day! You can see I'm wearing a different obi. This one is a very casual type of obi...
My 7-year-old celebration Kimono Style
Following the photo from my 3-year-old Shichi-Go-San(7-5-3) celebration, this is a photo from when I was 7 years old. You can probably tell that the obi is different from the...
My 7-year-old celebration Kimono Style
Following the photo from my 3-year-old Shichi-Go-San(7-5-3) celebration, this is a photo from when I was 7 years old. You can probably tell that the obi is different from the...
My 3-year-old Kimono style
This is a photo from my Shichi-Go-San celebration. "Shichi-Go-San" literally means "7-5-3" and is a traditional Japanese ceremony where girls celebrate at ages 7 and 3, while boys celebrate at...
My 3-year-old Kimono style
This is a photo from my Shichi-Go-San celebration. "Shichi-Go-San" literally means "7-5-3" and is a traditional Japanese ceremony where girls celebrate at ages 7 and 3, while boys celebrate at...