How to fix your ohashori
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2019
- I’m back with a new tutorial! Find out how to smoothen your ohashori, which is one of the most important points of a kimono. This method partly taken from Bisōryū Kimono Academy (www.bisouryu.co.jp/). Check out their video to tie a obi on the front.
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I'm excited to try this out! Thank you 😀
Thank you, Billy, once again you are the best kimono sensei. I watch your videos over and over to perfect my technique. Maybe I will post a picture when I am feeling a little more confident.
Thank you! Sooo many new tricks to try ! I'll try it next time ! Especially the way you place the first himo !
Karine Jamet that trick will change your (kimono) life 😉💕
I'll use this tricks next time. Thank you for sharing. 😍
let me know how it turned out!
Thank you so much! This video helped a lot❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
I knew that i was doing something wrong with tath part,
Thanks for this video, as well you said it will change completely the way that me and my group were kimono and yukata
Regards from Argentina 😊😊
Thanks for the video Billy👏👏 !! I will show it to my wife😊😉
awesome! thanks for your support!
this video is so imformative. there is just one request or maybe sugestion. if you ever were to reshoot or readress this could you use perhaps a sheer summer Kimono . your hands would likely contrast best over the dark juban uou made, so that we can see your hands as you actualy manipulate the folds.
Women kimono and yukata are so hard to wear compared to men. I’ll just wear men yukata even though I’m a woman. Maybe with woman obi so my chest doesn’t fall out
I'll be attending a japan festival here in germany but I'm still unsure whether to wear my yukata or not so idk I'll just see on the day of the festival
I need to try this as fast as possible
Did you try it? Did it work?
@@BillyMatsunaga I tryed and I can see the difference 😃
I just need to know where you got that beautiful kimono! I'm dying to get one with that kind of print! Wide stripes!
(sorry for my belated reply!! TH-cam didn't show me your comment...) This one is a original design by my favorite kimono store "Otsuka Gofuku-ten", but I'm afraid that you can't purchase it from abroad... Hopefully you can make a similar one or once come to Japan to buy it!
I have so much trouble with ohashori, somehow it always ends up tilted? It's not a straight line, it goes up on one end... I usually just tuck everything up under the obi. I'll have to try this method, see if it helps.
Thank you for the video! Is that himo a korin koshihimo? I’d love to see a video on how to tie a nice and neat obiage!
iloveragdollcats hi! Yes, but I call it “Korin belt”. This one is from Bisōryū. I can really recommend that. And yeah, I’m already planning on a tutorial about obi age 😉
Please make a video about padding.Thank you!
Yess!! That is planned for the end of this month!! Hope you can wait another 2 weeks!
Mine looks okay untill i tie second himo and put obi, back and front start to stick out (not quite in 90 degrees, but close) and i am looking like a duck :/
Really nice useful video! Does the eri saki have to match the length of the ohashouri? What is the right length of the ohashouri? By the way.. I want one of those elastic bands (maybe I can make it at home?)
Thank you! 5-6cm is regarded as the best length for a ohashori. But I think that 4-8 cm should be fine. It depends on what you like. And depending on the obiita sometimes the obi keeps on slipping down. So a longer ohashori sometimes looks better than a "perfect length ohashori". :)
Do you have any advice for creating a nice ohashori on a curvy body type? I have a quite dramatic hourglass shape and there's a big difference between my hips and waist, and I think it would be impossible to use enough pattern to make my torso straight (if I did I probably wouldn't be very comfortable) so my ohashori always looks a bit like a peplum that sticks out. Is that something that can be fixed?
Smooottie hi! Sorry for my belated reply. I was thinking for a while and double checked with my teacher (because she has decades of experience), but “padding” was the only answer. And I’m not happy with that. Let me do some research to find a way how to deal with an hour glass shaped body without over-padding. I’ll come back to you ❤️❤️
@@BillyMatsunaga don't worry about the wait, thank you so much for taking the time to think about it and reply!
My problem with padding is that it ends up looking quite silly if I try to make my upper body completely straight, since I'm probably 3 different sizes on my torso 😅
I have the same problem as waist is different size than upper body. I also have found an absolutely perfect kimono with loved pattern, but its around 10cm short and because of my shape it’s impossible. Is there any chance to make that short Kimono fit with adding cloth for length? Some ppl recommend to skip the ohashori, but...
@@jaclyngaedigk1887 you can probably add similar fabric in the part where the ohashori is folded and hidden, it will be covered with the obi anyway.
Hi, wie mache ich das wenn meiner keine löcher unter den ärmeln hat?
Danke Billy, das hilft mir wirklich weiter! Ich interessiere mich auch für das richtige Padding, hast du dazu zufällig ein Video geplant? Würde mich freuen!
Ja, das video ist immer noch in Planung. Es sollte eigentlich Ende August hoch gehen, aber ich kam durch den starken Regen etwas von meinem Terminen ab. Das Video soll aber noch diesen Monat kommen!!!
What type of fabric is your kimono made of? It looks like is has a bit of a crepe texture?
I’m really enjoying your videos, thanks Billy 😊
This one is polyester 🙈 so nothing special! But it’s imitating a silk crepe.