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A kimono (着物) is a type of traditional Japanese clothing. It consists of a long, wide-sleeved robe, closed at the front forming a "y" shape. It is held closed with a wide belt-like sash called an obi. The sleeves can be tied back with tasuki.

Kimonos are often worn with other traditional accessories, such as zouri (traditional wooden sandals), tabi (split-toe socks), and kanzashi (traditional hair ornaments). A kinchaku (small cloth drawstring bag) is often carried while wearing a kimono.

Correct examples

Traditional Kimono

Danbooru post #8960587: yukata and kimono
Danbooru post #8705944: normal kimono
Danbooru post #5469136: tying tasuki and hakama
Danbooru post #6586316: bridal kimono (uchikake)
Danbooru post #7571860: shiromuku with wataboushi

Nontraditional Kimono

Incorrect examples

Danbooru post #6496490: Yae Miko's outfit does not resemble a kimono in any way; simply being a Japanese-styled clothing does not count

Related tags

Components

2nd Components

Hakama

Hakama Skirt

Types

Funeral kimono (a black kimono worn at funerals)
Furisode (an unmarried women's kimono with floor-length sleeves)
Layered kimono (an intricate Heian-era kimono)
Kimono skirt (a short kimono with a skirt)
Right-over-left kimono (a kimono with its right side folded over its left side, used for the dead)
Dougi (A Uniform for Martial Arts training)

Karate gi (a White short kimono with normal pants and belt worn for combat sports, like Karate and Judo.)

Shiroshouzoku (a funeral kimono for the deceased)
Short kimono (a knee-length kimono)
Uchikake (a wedding kimono)

Shiromuku (a pure-white wedding kimono)

Hiki furisode (a formal furisode for bridesmaids)
Yukata (a light summer kimono)

Short yukata (a knee-length yukata)
Bath yukata (a yukata for bath or shower)

Colors

Styles

Vertical-striped kimono

Actions

Hadanugi dousa

External links

The following tags implicate this tag: ribbon-trimmed_kimono (learn more).

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