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I think the 2nd style is my favorite but they're all gorgeous! I've always adored traditional Japanese clothes of all types, especially yukata, but as a westerner it's hard to know what's appropriate, so mixing the styles is a dream come true. Thank you for the links!
Hey, Shogo! Today I learned that there is a thing called "forbidden colors" in Japan. I heard that peasants were not allowed to wear bright colors meant for higher status people, but when I googled it in English on TH-cam I couldn't find a single video on this topic. I also heard that this thing was so obscure not even all Japanese people know of it, and I am certainly hearing it for the first time. Is there any chance you could make a video on it?
I think there’s something similar to this is some of the ancient western countries. Purple was a really hard to get color, only found in India I think (Idk, I remember Indigo… India?), so to get it you either needed to walk on land or boat. Now, if you walked on land you had to walk every far over dangerous lands and risk getting mugged, while if you boated you would risk getting attacked by pirates or getting caught on rocks. Because of this, Purple was reserved for royalty only, and if commoners wore it they would be stoned to death. Idk, Just something random I thought I’d share. I would love to hear the “Japanese version” of this.
There were many laws about who could wear what, not just in terms of colors, but also fabrics, types of dying, and even what could be used for linings! (No purple or silk for you! You can use red here, but not here...No kanoko knots!) These varied by rank/class and time period, and they even sent out detectives to find out who was flaunting the laws in private! Can't have mere merchants wearing the same kimono as samurai! There are a number of books that cover this, but I'm not sure what is currently in print or available on the internet.
@@verreal i think nowdays people dont really talk about the past much besides ww2 and stuff related to it i think when it comes to status it means power or wealth usually it tends to poor people who do dangerous stuff and get themselves killed which isnt wide spoken.
They’re called “sumptuary laws” if you’re interested. They were put in place in all cases around the world to maintain the visual distinction between classes.
Kimono is one of the most beautiful ways of dressing, but yes I can certainly see that it would be difficult in daily life. I just love how this is a modern twist on it and a way to bring it back and make it more accessible for so many people to wear it.
These looks so remind me of the wonderful old "Kimono-hime" magazines made during the 2000s! Such cute eclectic styling. This video makes me realize that Taisho era kimono looks are my favorite style... Women on the move! I guess I need to read some "Taisho-roman" manga 😊
I will say, I find the Meiji and Taisho period a really interesting time in Japan. Especially when it comes to fashion, I really like the mix of Western and Traditional Japanese clothing
A lot of these looks remind me of Taisho-era style, where Western and Japanese clothing started coming together, as you mentioned in the video! Very stylish and very informative!
The first one I actually used for an original character and cosplay. I made a a short style kimono and used a corset belt and made a silk bow that I attached to the back of the belt. It was a really fun style!
I already made up my mind when I was studying in Japan: Japanese are the most stylish people, fashion wise. And you guys confirm it. Awesome video as usual.
So cute! Really opens up the world of kimono. I would TOTALLY wear that second outfit. 😍 I wonder if there are any more masculine styles for guys to wear. I'd love to see that!
I loved this video and I agree with you - that would be cool. I imagine that the shorter male "kimono" (they may be called something else) could easily be worn with ordinary trousers or even jeans, and could potentially be used less tightly closed as a jacket. They could actually be adapted to have the side slit, to allow ties to be incorporated so that an additional belt was not required. Actually, it occurs to me that the female Kimono could have ties added so that perhaps the elastic back belt was replaced. Never mind, just let me entirely redesign all your national dress 🙄😃
I love to see you 2 co-parenting in your everyday life💜 where I am from alot of men dont take part in parenting so its so nice to see you both working on the channel AND taking care of you beautiful daughters together😊
@@9Tailsfan Rurouni Kenshin was one of my childhood favorites. But the style didn't just remind me of it, I've read and watched quite a few manga and anime set in the Meiji/Taisho era.
When it comes to Japanese street fashion, I've seen so many styles of wearing kimono that weren't traditional. It amazes me every time I visit those fashion pages, which focus on Japanese street fashion. 😍
For people who only speak English, in addition to the wonderful kimono experts suggested in the description, Billy Matsunaga is a great channel to learn about kimono fashion. She's a fully certified kimono teacher and since she speaks japanese she can always point viewers to authentic sources :)!
Very cool and lovely looks. Kimono are so versatilve; I personally enjoy layering them with trumpet skirts. Having the ability to play with folds, lengths and texture really opens up creative possibilities. I first started messing around with my kimonos after receiving one that arrived being much shorter than listed. Having inspiration to experiment like this extends usage and creates so many new possibilities.
Each combination is interesting & fascinating art form. I have soft spot towards Taisho Era fashion. It is one of the most unique timeline in Japanese fashion where western influence begin fuse into Japanese culture creating a vibrant cocktail of outfit.
Certainly interesting how much detail and thought is put into just dressing up in tradition clothes, and combining it with the simplicity of the western clothes just brings out the beuty. Love it :)
So reassuring to see that the blending of Japanese and Western clothes is becoming popular - a full kimono outfit is a bit beyond me at present! Thank you! ❤️ I do have a question, though - for the second look with the skirt, could a haori be used instead of a full kimono?
I guess it would depend. Haori are like jackets for kimono so I imagine it would depend on how thick the material is. I'm sure since haori are shorter it would be easier than having to fold up all the material of a kimono.
The only issue would be that haori are not designed to be crossed over like a kimono; they just hang straight down framing the crossed collars of kimono & juban. So you might not have enough fabric to cross over.
I do this sort of thing all the time with my haori. I have a blue and green one and a bright orange and yellow one. I never thought to do the same with my actual kimono, these styles are so cute! Thank you Shogo-san!
I love the mix of clothing and the fact that you can just put a modern spin on traditional clothing. Definitely going to check out the description. Does anyone know if there is comparable things to this for different more traditional clothing of different cultures as well?
lovely combinations, very creative executions too. i like the idea of using western clothing as the underlayer, it has some interesting details and contrasting design elements in places where you wouldnt think over them too much, but adds a lot to it now, an idea. and possibly a fun challenge, is there a possibility of combining the western style of men's suits with a kimono? 👀
I love so much this mixed style. When I found out about the Taisho era and how from Meiji to Showa there was people mixing traditional Japanese clothing and western touches and accessories. Nowadays, I find a lot of modern photos and I'm delighted.
This takes me back... to like 2004. I have Kimono and it's hella hard to find ones that fit a 177.8cm tall lady like myself. Thankfully, the pattern for a kimono is not particularly complicated. Now I have more ideas for what to do with my shorter kimono. Thank you.
This was wonderful! Thank you and the ladies so much. I am bigger than most Japanese, but I dearly love to wear kimono and finding one that will go all the way around me and have the proper overlap is very, very difficult. My solution was to purchase a skirt that matches one of the colors of the kimono and so it's what shows (instead of the juban) should the kimono flap open too much. Apparently, I'm more in fashion than I realized.
What fun, creative kitsuke! I had never thought to combine wafuku and yofuku before, but now I think I will try it myself. Thank you very much, Shogo, Harumi, Tomoko, and of course baby Nagi!
Historically, did many people actually wear fancy kimono, or was it just the wealthy 1%. Similar to the way we think all Victorian women wore big pretty dresses, when that was really o ly the wealthy 1%. But in hindsight we seem to think everyone had this opportunity in the past when it wasn't true. Cam you talk more about what people wore day to day in historical Japan? Thank you Shogo! ☆
Very beautiful, ladies! It's amazing what a change of hats can do. With the wide brim hat, Tomoko and Harumi look like retro schoolgirls. But with the beret, Harumi looks like a school teacher. Also, I love that color combo of the brown with the burgundy skirt. Great Fall colors, great choice Harumi!!
This was such a lovely video. I've always loved how kimono looked since I first saw it maybe 18 years ago as a kid. Pretty recently, I've made an impulse buy with an obi. I studied how to tie it and when I finally succeeded I was like ''Wow... This is pretty constraining'' haha I was worried it was kinda frowned upon to wear kimono in a more casual way or not the ''proper'' way, so seeing this video I'm glad to hear Japanese women think wearing a kimono can be difficult too at times and it's okay to incorporate other items! I love the hakama style and want to wear it more often daily ^^
I already know someone is gonna say something like “Asia is getting too westernized”, but this is a perfect example of the kind of westernization that’s perfectly fine and what should be done more. When I’m saying “too westernized”, I’m referring to the standard as BEING white or any other western culture as a whole. Losing the core of your culture to assimilate to western culture. Historically in America, the English people and Spanish people who came to America wanted to strip the Natives of their own tradition, culture and language to BE a part of their society. That’s being too westernized. So when beauty standards are made to change your natural traits to look more western, that would be too westernized because that’s what the white people did to the Native Americans by force. To summarize, being “too westernized” means losing the core of your own culture to a western one. Changing the style of a kimono slightly to have a western style or changing to a western style of operating certain systems more efficiently are the kinds of westernization that would be perfectly fine. It doesn’t change the core of the culture or tradition in most cases.
Have you made a video about traditional headwear or head cover worn in Japan? Like how it would evolve through the ages or how would men and women wear the same or different head wear 😁
When I saw Haruhime wear the one with the skirt/belt, then put on the hat - first thing I thought was "school girl." She looked so much younger and kawaii!! I've recently been re-watching Hayate the Combat Butler, and did you say that your second daughter's name is Nagi? Hmmm - I know people in the states had a tendency to name kids after media personalities, just wondering there.
Fact: Somewhere during the late 19th century back when Japan was modernizing a lot of the Japanese where mixing their local clothes with western clothing.
Wow that's so cool! Clothes in general are some of my favorite aspects to cultural diversity and seeing these mix ups is just so incredibly interesting. Especially for poeple like me who are extremely into aesthetics of clothing as a whole. That was an awesome video and also one of my favorite ones you've made so far because I did not only learn so much interesting stuff about tradtional japanese clothing but we also got such a cool look into what the combination of cultur can look like. It just let's the imagination run wild, thinking of all the possibilities. It would be so awesome to see more like this. I really hope there will be something like this for men's waer too, that would be sooooo interesting. Like you could just make a whole series of videos like this. Keep it up guys. Stay safe and well.
All outfits were amazing, except for some details, but it's personal taste. Both ladies were 👌 Next time it's yours and Kazu's turn... That would be awesome 😂😎
i found it interesting how different you used the first belt as in the uk (im not sure about other places) that type of belt is actually called a corset and it would be used as underclothes to get more of an hourglass figure kind of like if an obi was used in place of a juban
This video is amazing I love all the different styles! But I'm curious about similar looks like these but masculine ones instead, that would be cool to learn about!
I do stuff like this because it’s harder to get stuff in the middle of the US without a lot of shipping. And I’m taller than normal kimono fits for women, so it helps if I can cover my legs.
One advantage I thought of to the Kimono and Skirt combination was, for us fat people, it works as a way to maybe not need as wide a kimono. Works better for women and femmes, but it's an option at least! /o/
Thanks I will try some of these ideas to mix my modern clothes with my kimono but also with my kimono haori short jackets that I normally wear with jeans. I will try a skirt and belt on top as well after your video. Maybe you could show haori as well.
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Isn't this style called "kimono hime" (him-may)? Or is that just the magazine that shows off styles like this?
I think the 2nd style is my favorite but they're all gorgeous!
I've always adored traditional Japanese clothes of all types, especially yukata, but as a westerner it's hard to know what's appropriate, so mixing the styles is a dream come true. Thank you for the links!
Will there ever be a version for men's kimono? I know using haori like a cardigan is popular for both men and women, but is there anything else?
Hey, Shogo! Today I learned that there is a thing called "forbidden colors" in Japan. I heard that peasants were not allowed to wear bright colors meant for higher status people, but when I googled it in English on TH-cam I couldn't find a single video on this topic. I also heard that this thing was so obscure not even all Japanese people know of it, and I am certainly hearing it for the first time. Is there any chance you could make a video on it?
I think there’s something similar to this is some of the ancient western countries. Purple was a really hard to get color, only found in India I think (Idk, I remember Indigo… India?), so to get it you either needed to walk on land or boat. Now, if you walked on land you had to walk every far over dangerous lands and risk getting mugged, while if you boated you would risk getting attacked by pirates or getting caught on rocks. Because of this, Purple was reserved for royalty only, and if commoners wore it they would be stoned to death.
Idk, Just something random I thought I’d share. I would love to hear the “Japanese version” of this.
There were many laws about who could wear what, not just in terms of colors, but also fabrics, types of dying, and even what could be used for linings! (No purple or silk for you! You can use red here, but not here...No kanoko knots!) These varied by rank/class and time period, and they even sent out detectives to find out who was flaunting the laws in private! Can't have mere merchants wearing the same kimono as samurai! There are a number of books that cover this, but I'm not sure what is currently in print or available on the internet.
@@verreal i think nowdays people dont really talk about the past much besides ww2 and stuff related to it i think when it comes to status it means power or wealth usually it tends to poor people who do dangerous stuff and get themselves killed which isnt wide spoken.
It's taught in history class.
They’re called “sumptuary laws” if you’re interested. They were put in place in all cases around the world to maintain the visual distinction between classes.
Kimono is one of the most beautiful ways of dressing, but yes I can certainly see that it would be difficult in daily life. I just love how this is a modern twist on it and a way to bring it back and make it more accessible for so many people to wear it.
These looks so remind me of the wonderful old "Kimono-hime" magazines made during the 2000s! Such cute eclectic styling. This video makes me realize that Taisho era kimono looks are my favorite style... Women on the move! I guess I need to read some "Taisho-roman" manga 😊
Totally, those magazine had amazing stylish photoshoots ❤️
I never thought to do this!!! Being a 1/4 Japanese I think it would be nice to wear my kimonos with a Western twist, have them mixed like me ^^
I will say, I find the Meiji and Taisho period a really interesting time in Japan. Especially when it comes to fashion, I really like the mix of Western and Traditional Japanese clothing
A lot of these looks remind me of Taisho-era style, where Western and Japanese clothing started coming together, as you mentioned in the video! Very stylish and very informative!
The first one I actually used for an original character and cosplay. I made a a short style kimono and used a corset belt and made a silk bow that I attached to the back of the belt. It was a really fun style!
I already made up my mind when I was studying in Japan: Japanese are the most stylish people, fashion wise. And you guys confirm it. Awesome video as usual.
So cute! Really opens up the world of kimono. I would TOTALLY wear that second outfit. 😍 I wonder if there are any more masculine styles for guys to wear. I'd love to see that!
I've seen pics of guys wearing kimono with a fedora. (Indiana Jones style hat.)
I loved this video and I agree with you - that would be cool. I imagine that the shorter male "kimono" (they may be called something else) could easily be worn with ordinary trousers or even jeans, and could potentially be used less tightly closed as a jacket. They could actually be adapted to have the side slit, to allow ties to be incorporated so that an additional belt was not required. Actually, it occurs to me that the female Kimono could have ties added so that perhaps the elastic back belt was replaced. Never mind, just let me entirely redesign all your national dress 🙄😃
I love to see you 2 co-parenting in your everyday life💜 where I am from alot of men dont take part in parenting so its so nice to see you both working on the channel AND taking care of you beautiful daughters together😊
Just the preview gets me so exited! All the outfits look amazing, they are so elegant! I'm amazed at how nicely you've combined 2 styles. お疲れ様です！
This combination sorta reminds me of the manga/anime I've read/watched that are set in the Meiji/Taisho era. 😳
Was it Samurai X aka Rounin Kenshin? Or maybe Hakuoki?
@@9Tailsfan Rurouni Kenshin was one of my childhood favorites. But the style didn't just remind me of it, I've read and watched quite a few manga and anime set in the Meiji/Taisho era.
When it comes to Japanese street fashion, I've seen so many styles of wearing kimono that weren't traditional. It amazes me every time I visit those fashion pages, which focus on Japanese street fashion. 😍
Wow, this is such a great idea!
Upd, Harumi and Tomoko have great sense of style!
For people who only speak English, in addition to the wonderful kimono experts suggested in the description, Billy Matsunaga is a great channel to learn about kimono fashion. She's a fully certified kimono teacher and since she speaks japanese she can always point viewers to authentic sources :)!
Very cool and lovely looks. Kimono are so versatilve; I personally enjoy layering them with trumpet skirts. Having the ability to play with folds, lengths and texture really opens up creative possibilities. I first started messing around with my kimonos after receiving one that arrived being much shorter than listed. Having inspiration to experiment like this extends usage and creates so many new possibilities.
Each combination is interesting & fascinating art form. I have soft spot towards Taisho Era fashion. It is one of the most unique timeline in Japanese fashion where western influence begin fuse into Japanese culture creating a vibrant cocktail of outfit.
Such a fun video. Harumi and Tomoko look so lovely. I really enjoyed this. Thank you Shogo.
Certainly interesting how much detail and thought is put into just dressing up in tradition clothes, and combining it with the simplicity of the western clothes just brings out the beuty. Love it :)
It's like Taisho period fashion, very classy ✨
So reassuring to see that the blending of Japanese and Western clothes is becoming popular - a full kimono outfit is a bit beyond me at present! Thank you! ❤️
I do have a question, though - for the second look with the skirt, could a haori be used instead of a full kimono?
I guess it would depend. Haori are like jackets for kimono so I imagine it would depend on how thick the material is. I'm sure since haori are shorter it would be easier than having to fold up all the material of a kimono.
So cute with the hat!
@@eddie4013 That was my thinking - less bulk getting in the way under the skirt!
This fusion used to be very, very popular, especially in the 1920s. Look up "Taisho Era Fashion" for more of this sort of thing if you like it!
The only issue would be that haori are not designed to be crossed over like a kimono; they just hang straight down framing the crossed collars of kimono & juban. So you might not have enough fabric to cross over.
The Belt and Skirt combination looked great, that one was my most favourite, the type of skirt used enhanced it a lot.
All the SJW Twitter puritans who screech about "cultural appropriation " would probably drop dead from shock if they saw this.
I do this sort of thing all the time with my haori. I have a blue and green one and a bright orange and yellow one. I never thought to do the same with my actual kimono, these styles are so cute! Thank you Shogo-san!
I love the mix of clothing and the fact that you can just put a modern spin on traditional clothing.
Definitely going to check out the description.
Does anyone know if there is comparable things to this for different more traditional clothing of different cultures as well?
lovely combinations, very creative executions too. i like the idea of using western clothing as the underlayer, it has some interesting details and contrasting design elements in places where you wouldnt think over them too much, but adds a lot to it
now, an idea. and possibly a fun challenge, is there a possibility of combining the western style of men's suits with a kimono? 👀
The skirt one totally reminds me of the hakama students used to wear! Looks nice, thanks for the video
I love when Harumi is in the videos here. You two are so cute together, I simply adore you both.
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Nagi approved! Base on her comments, the future generation will love this style!
Nagi is so cute. 😆
I love so much this mixed style. When I found out about the Taisho era and how from Meiji to Showa there was people mixing traditional Japanese clothing and western touches and accessories.
Nowadays, I find a lot of modern photos and I'm delighted.
I believe this is the future of Japanese fashion, a kimono/yukata fusion with Western styles
I like that last one. I saw so many short kimonos in the antique store that I liked. I could do this.
Thank you so much Shogo and girls!
I really learned a lot today!
Keep them coming...🌠
I love the "Okay!" exclaim, so cute.
Well, it's not like Japan hasn't experimented with these concepts before. The Showa Period was onto something at least.
What's old is new again! Of course, Wagakki. Band has done a lot to show what new looks can do with kimono, especially combining kimono with corsets!
Mixing the traditional and modern music reflects in their clothing. I really love Wagakki nwn
Meiji Restoration chic is the next big thing.
Ladies you have a great eye for fashion and you looked so beautiful!
This takes me back... to like 2004. I have Kimono and it's hella hard to find ones that fit a 177.8cm tall lady like myself. Thankfully, the pattern for a kimono is not particularly complicated. Now I have more ideas for what to do with my shorter kimono. Thank you.
This was wonderful! Thank you and the ladies so much. I am bigger than most Japanese, but I dearly love to wear kimono and finding one that will go all the way around me and have the proper overlap is very, very difficult. My solution was to purchase a skirt that matches one of the colors of the kimono and so it's what shows (instead of the juban) should the kimono flap open too much. Apparently, I'm more in fashion than I realized.
the thumbnail outfits look straight out of the Taisho era. and that's a wonderful thing
What fun, creative kitsuke! I had never thought to combine wafuku and yofuku before, but now I think I will try it myself. Thank you very much, Shogo, Harumi, Tomoko, and of course baby Nagi!
Historically, did many people actually wear fancy kimono, or was it just the wealthy 1%. Similar to the way we think all Victorian women wore big pretty dresses, when that was really o ly the wealthy 1%. But in hindsight we seem to think everyone had this opportunity in the past when it wasn't true. Cam you talk more about what people wore day to day in historical Japan? Thank you Shogo! ☆
Oh, my goodness your daughter is so adorable!
Very beautiful, ladies! It's amazing what a change of hats can do. With the wide brim hat, Tomoko and Harumi look like retro schoolgirls. But with the beret, Harumi looks like a school teacher. Also, I love that color combo of the brown with the burgundy skirt. Great Fall colors, great choice Harumi!!
This was such a lovely video. I've always loved how kimono looked since I first saw it maybe 18 years ago as a kid. Pretty recently, I've made an impulse buy with an obi. I studied how to tie it and when I finally succeeded I was like ''Wow... This is pretty constraining'' haha
I was worried it was kinda frowned upon to wear kimono in a more casual way or not the ''proper'' way, so seeing this video I'm glad to hear Japanese women think wearing a kimono can be difficult too at times and it's okay to incorporate other items! I love the hakama style and want to wear it more often daily ^^
Heya Shogo. Really love your content , I find really educational . Can do Combining Western and Japanese styles but for male fashion.
I love your videos about Kimono culture! thank you!
That’s the coolest thing I’ve ever seen in my life
Those are some very very cute outfits!!!
I love these looks! You look absolutely beautiful ladies.
I am loving the diversity of this channel!!! Please cover more on Japanese fashion!!!
What would be really cute, would to wear the blouse as in the last style, and the skirt like in the second style.
This was so much fun. I am looking up kimono street fashion. I hope you do more.
I loved the ideas especially the last one i think might be a traditional serious Japanese business woman style
Those are really cute. Makes me wanna wear.
These are all so beautiful!!
These are all so pretty!!!!
"you can hide any mess with the skirt"
i have generally found this to be true, yes.
I already know someone is gonna say something like “Asia is getting too westernized”, but this is a perfect example of the kind of westernization that’s perfectly fine and what should be done more. When I’m saying “too westernized”, I’m referring to the standard as BEING white or any other western culture as a whole. Losing the core of your culture to assimilate to western culture. Historically in America, the English people and Spanish people who came to America wanted to strip the Natives of their own tradition, culture and language to BE a part of their society. That’s being too westernized. So when beauty standards are made to change your natural traits to look more western, that would be too westernized because that’s what the white people did to the Native Americans by force. To summarize, being “too westernized” means losing the core of your own culture to a western one. Changing the style of a kimono slightly to have a western style or changing to a western style of operating certain systems more efficiently are the kinds of westernization that would be perfectly fine. It doesn’t change the core of the culture or tradition in most cases.
Fusion-wear kimonos look very cool!
All these looks are great!
Have you made a video about traditional headwear or head cover worn in Japan? Like how it would evolve through the ages or how would men and women wear the same or different head wear 😁
When I saw Haruhime wear the one with the skirt/belt, then put on the hat - first thing I thought was "school girl." She looked so much younger and kawaii!! I've recently been re-watching Hayate the Combat Butler, and did you say that your second daughter's name is Nagi? Hmmm - I know people in the states had a tendency to name kids after media personalities, just wondering there.
14:00 i loved this style so much!! such a cool video :)
I prefer the Hakama, at least I can move unlike the more formal one. Would love to try it once I come back to Japan.
Fact: Somewhere during the late 19th century back when Japan was modernizing a lot of the Japanese where mixing their local clothes with western clothing.
Wow that's so cool! Clothes in general are some of my favorite aspects to cultural diversity and seeing these mix ups is just so incredibly interesting. Especially for poeple like me who are extremely into aesthetics of clothing as a whole.
That was an awesome video and also one of my favorite ones you've made so far because I did not only learn so much interesting stuff about tradtional japanese clothing but we also got such a cool look into what the combination of cultur can look like. It just let's the imagination run wild, thinking of all the possibilities.
It would be so awesome to see more like this. I really hope there will be something like this for men's waer too, that would be sooooo interesting. Like you could just make a whole series of videos like this.
Keep it up guys. Stay safe and well.
All outfits were amazing, except for some details, but it's personal taste. Both ladies were 👌
Next time it's yours and Kazu's turn... That would be awesome 😂😎
now we need a men's version of this vid
All three outfits are so cute! I love this style!
Very nice actually a pretty look. Pretty cool
I know I'm only gaijin but that was very impresive part for me. Beutyfull and style.
thanks for the wholesome internet content. Great Video!
I would love to wear these!!!
i found it interesting how different you used the first belt as in the uk (im not sure about other places) that type of belt is actually called a corset and it would be used as underclothes to get more of an hourglass figure kind of like if an obi was used in place of a juban
This video is amazing I love all the different styles! But I'm curious about similar looks like these but masculine ones instead, that would be cool to learn about!
absolutely great!
Harumi is so cute and charming. ❤
Yay! These are great ideas for using my yukata and kimono more often! 💖💖💖💖
Kimino with belt and skirt is 👍
shogo: *uploads this video*
me: *starts taking notes aggressively*
So beautiful!
This looks are beautiful ❤️ I wanna see more content like this please!
I LOVE the skirt look!! I want to wear it. 😭
Very inspiring!
面白い！2番目が好きです！
How much trouble would Harumi be in with the kimono police? All of these are very cute looks nevertheless.
I do stuff like this because it’s harder to get stuff in the middle of the US without a lot of shipping. And I’m taller than normal kimono fits for women, so it helps if I can cover my legs.
One advantage I thought of to the Kimono and Skirt combination was, for us fat people, it works as a way to maybe not need as wide a kimono. Works better for women and femmes, but it's an option at least! /o/
I love shogo videos I want to come to Japan but I'm too young I love Japanese history and culture and I want to learn more
Study it! I wish that I had began to learn Japanese at an earlier age.
I love watching demon slayer because I love how the sword smith makes the nichiran blade
You can go if you have a chaperone. (Adult escort like a parent or legal guardian.)
Thank you very much but my parents don't really like to travel and I'm under 11 so I have to wait plenty of years
Would love to see a version of this but for men 😀👍
They are looking great!
this is awesome!, I'm wondering how men/youth fashion would work with this concept
Still seems complicated. Jeans, Shirt, Hoodie.
All you need if you are an IT-engineer.
Great great video!! You should trade mark the idea otherwise several fashion designers will take it! 😉
Preview had me interested
Thanks I will try some of these ideas to mix my modern clothes with my kimono but also with my kimono haori short jackets that I normally wear with jeans. I will try a skirt and belt on top as well after your video. Maybe you could show haori as well.