It's an elegant, refined outfit that reminds me of a classical western formal suit and its code of wearing. The collars, the fold, the tie, and all that. I suppose the desire to codify and refine fashion is universal.
Thankyou Putte. Yes Kimono is like a suite in western fashion. I agree that kind of things are universal. Also, now I created a Facebook page to keep in touch with you and to answer your questions. facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/ Please like it if you like ;)
simple, easy, nice explanation. Thanks for making this video, other videos i've seen on internet are not this clear nor short, so this is really well done.
Thank you for the compliment :D Just let me know if you have questions or other patterns of video. To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Actually, yeah, I was wondering something, it's about the belts… if you're going to eat or sit down or something while wearing a kimono, won't those belts being so tightened, make your belly hurt or have bad digestion? Just curious since you seemed to tighten them up very hard haha. Maybe it's just might imagination, but i'm still curious.
Ah good question :) I sit down and stand up many times while I wear kimono, but I haven't felt that way by sitting down. I think that's because the tightened part is not the center of waist but it's the bottom area of waist. It's like putting your stomach on the belt. When I first started to wear kimono, I didn't know this trick and had kinda stomach ache when I wore kimono all day.
Kimono are base on the seasons of japan 🇯🇵 there many different types of kimono for different occasions and some kimono is heavy depending of the layers
Well, come to Japan, and you can rent a kimono around Tokyo and Kyoto ;) To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
I got drunk and ordered one of these off insta because the pattern looked cool but I didn’t realise it’s wasn’t a t shirt and shorts now I gotta learn how to wear it proper and not use it like a bathrobe
thank you very much! i'm currently working on a male kimono for a cosplay and this really helps me out. I want to be respectful as much as i can, as well as be accurate to Japanese fashion.
Very classy, and a great explanation. I got some parts for a male kimono, but now I believe I don't have the full outfit. I hope I can wear one sometime. *Very Cool, Thanks! I subscribed! ;)*
Thank you for this concise insteuctional video. I am here because I am doing research for a project studying how kimono and hanbok (Korean clothing) are different from Han Chinese clothing (hanfu), especially in terms of the process of wearing them. I have definitely learned something new today.
Hi from Spain! I knew your channel today and I have to say I saw a lot of woman kimono tutorials, but I never see how men dresses the kimono. Thanks so much for this tutorial 😊
Excellent video, I have juban, kimono, haori, obi and hakama, but only one kisho-himo, need to get one more next time I'm in Japan. I always find the obi difficult to tie but your video shows it in a good way. Domo arigatou gozaimasu!
Hi Sandra, thank you for the compliment :) Nowadays a part of Japanese still wear it usually and all of Japanese sometimes face occasions to wear kimono. A part of Japanese: we just like to wear it and go everywhere like cafe and even a workplace! :D Another part of Japanese: we learn Japanese culture like tea ceremony and traditional dance and, arrow sport. In order to correctly behave and move our bodies according to the culture, we have to wear kimono. Especially how you walk is totally different from when you wear western cloth. Sometimes all of Japanese: when you want to have Japanese style wedding, you have to wear kimono, both of husband and wife. And when you grow up and your age is 3, 5 and 7, you go to shrines to celebrate the growth. There the children have to wear kimono generally.
thank you for this, i am sansei, but i wasnt really taught most stuff, so i learn some stuff from youtube. it helps to connect to my heritage. very good video
Thank you Als. Now I created a Facebook page to keep in touch with you and to answer your questions. facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/ Please like it if you like ;)
Well, I'm sorry but the length of such a video would be more than two hours if I explain how you make kimono/yukata. It takes so much time. Making Obi belt doesn't take that time so maybe I could make a video for obi :)
OMG!!! I love love you kimono... the colors that you have absolutely beautiful is there any way you can tell me where you got it or I don't know just I love it thank you ish
Hi Ish, thanks. I can let you know the shop in Japan if you live in this country. Or I have an internet-shop. wkimono.tokyo It's mainly Japanese but you could send email me info@wkimono.tokyo .
Ohh man imagine you are wearing this and also you are out with friends and then suddenly you start to feel the need to take a piss or shit man that's a nightmare in this dress...but this dress is hella cooool 🤩😍
+satsukimatsu Yes, I live in Israel and practice Buddhism soto-zen and I am very interested in practicing Aikido. Besides, I grew up in a Japanese colony in southern Brazil and had much contact with Japanese culture, food, clothing, festivals and language. I would like to wear kimono in my private moments and so I'm trying to understand what to wear and when to wear before buying a kimono. Allow me to take this opportunity to ask you a video on how to wear Yukata. Thank you for interest. Forgive me for poor English.
+Arieh Hätchuel hi, Soto buddhism is what my family and ancestors belong to. I see you've been related to Japanese culture, that's very nice :D Please let me know if you have a question by making a comment or info@wkimono.tokyo I'm thinking of creating a new website/media for foreigners to learn Japanese culture but what kind of web/app do you check to do so?
HI awesome video... I was just wondering and would like to ask, "Where or how can I buy an authentic Kimono here in the United States?" I really love the style and would love to rock one of these when I'm home... Thanks...
Hi, thank you :) Well, I searched "kimono men" on Google, and found www.kimono-yukata-market.com/catalogue/men/ml-01.html . This is kinda authentic. Do you like it? To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Domo arigatogozaimashita. I am in Tokyo right now as a first time tourist. Your video is very helpful. Do you have any recommendations as to where the best place to buy kimonos? I am staying in Shinjuku area. Thanks.
Hi, it depends and I'm explaining some cases. Reasonable price online: www.rakuten.ne.jp/gold/kyoetsu-orosiya/ Excellent tailor-made shop in Kanagawa prefecture: www.kimonosugata.info/ Second hand shop: www.subnade.co.jp/shop/hobby/tansuya.html Good luck and enjoy Japan life!
Hello, I recently went to Japan and am still learning about the customs regarding clothing. Recently I wore a samue top with a western-style shirt underneath and khaki pants, and some people directly told me or implied (by asking if I was cold) that my outfit wasn't recommended for winter. One person even said it was "summer clothing" (but he may have mistaken it for jinbei). Is there a tendency to wear samue during certain seaons? I have heard online that it is all-season clothing. I also wondered if I could wear an outer layer like a jacket or haori to avoid getting cold. However, I have never seen anyone wearing outer layers over a samue. I have also heard that haori are traditionally meant to be worn in an extremely formal manner with kimono (I heard that wearing haori is more formal than just wearing kimono). Would it be strange to wear haori over samue? I cannot find any advice on this online, but the same man who told me that samue were summer clothing recommended not to combine them. Any advice is appreciated!
Hi, thanks for learning Japanese culture. First of all, I'm sad to hear that someone denies you though you're just trying to learn it. - samue is a work wear for all season. But it depends on the fabric. When it's thin, it's for summer. When it's thick, it's for winter. When it's middle, it's for spring and fall. - Jinbei is for summer. - The combination of haori and samue may look weird or new. For Japanese perspective, I haven't seen such coordination, but it may be good for foreigners to combine them and make a new wind to Japanese tradition world. In the world of Sushi, California roll makes Japanese people have fun. - Haori formality depends on the situation. Now I wear a cotton haori on Yukata and this coordination is very casual. But silk haori plus silk kimono can be formal.
Very nice and kawaii. I wish to have a jupan to wear it under my Yukata for Matsuri 日本. Could you show how to fold a yukata/kimono and other cloth. Does the Yukata need to be iron before folding. (How to iron) Arigatō gozaimasu
Thank you Thomas. Well, you can wear Yukata without a juban. Usually we don't wear a juban in yukata. th-cam.com/video/ERQ8JKuqMxs/w-d-xo.html This is how you fold a yukata/kimono for men in Japanese but what do you think? We hang yukata/juban on a hanger right after washing, and you don't have to iron because it becomes straight because of its weight when it's wet. But if you still see wrinkle on yukata/kimono, this is how you iron. th-cam.com/video/uKxoxZ-OOmc/w-d-xo.html Dou Itashi Mashite ;)
I know lol , you don't have to wear inner shirt in Juban (the first layer) if it's hot. when it's cold, you should wear something inside. But don't you wear inner shirt, normal shirt, sweater, jacket and coat when it's cold? it's like that ;)
you're welcome, and thanks for the compliment. I like western clothes, too ;) To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
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I honestly believe that a Kimono is the coolest thing a man can put on his body. You immediately look like a badass Samurai.
he looks like a strong master that got his status of master via training himself to be stronger than the normal human
Lol
Btw for chinese: hanfu: youll look like an emperor
For korean: hambok: youll look like a hwarang
Ikr
slinkybobcat225 lmao Demon Slayer?
@@slinkybobcat2254 Exactly.
It's an elegant, refined outfit that reminds me of a classical western formal suit and its code of wearing. The collars, the fold, the tie, and all that. I suppose the desire to codify and refine fashion is universal.
Thankyou Putte.
Yes Kimono is like a suite in western fashion. I agree that kind of things are universal.
Also, now I created a Facebook page to keep in touch with you and to answer your questions.
facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Please like it if you like ;)
It's so cool and stylish, it would be cool if men jn Japan wore it more often, not just in festivals
I want my Japanese to be as good as your English
TankP0wnz honestly same. 日本語を習っては難しい, 思います。
Same man
same
same
I came here for research purposes, and this guy's voice has no right to be as soothing as it is.
What do you mean for voice smoothing?
@@wkimono It means you have a very calm voice, very pleasing to hear.
simple, easy, nice explanation. Thanks for making this video, other videos i've seen on internet are not this clear nor short, so this is really well done.
Thank you for the compliment :D Just let me know if you have questions or other patterns of video.
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Actually, yeah, I was wondering something, it's about the belts… if you're going to eat or sit down or something while wearing a kimono, won't those belts being so tightened, make your belly hurt or have bad digestion? Just curious since you seemed to tighten them up very hard haha. Maybe it's just might imagination, but i'm still curious.
Ah good question :)
I sit down and stand up many times while I wear kimono, but I haven't felt that way by sitting down.
I think that's because the tightened part is not the center of waist but it's the bottom area of waist. It's like putting your stomach on the belt.
When I first started to wear kimono, I didn't know this trick and had kinda stomach ache when I wore kimono all day.
Oh alright, yeah i noticed that you wear the belts a bit lower :) thanks for the answer!
A legend once said. " the thick one has to be on top." 😂😂
NOOOOOO
good reference for artists! with the many layers, having a video of each being put on is great. thank you.
Nice to see I'm not the only one lol
This was very useful. I visited Japan once and looked up your tutorial because I had a kimono. (No one looked at me disappointed or weird)
Kimono are base on the seasons of japan 🇯🇵 there many different types of kimono for different occasions and some kimono is heavy depending of the layers
I don't even own a kimono..I have to reason to be here....
Well, come to Japan, and you can rent a kimono around Tokyo and Kyoto ;)
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Actiminium me to idk y but i don't have a kimono
satsukimatsu I live in Kyoto and your right.
Actiminium I do it was a wedding gift from my wife's family. (I married a Japanese because I live here and well you get what you get whats available)
I lol'd, 2 years later
Your kaku obi is awesome! I’ve never seen another like it! And thank you for pointing out the turning of the haori collar!
I got drunk and ordered one of these off insta because the pattern looked cool but I didn’t realise it’s wasn’t a t shirt and shorts
now I gotta learn how to wear it proper and not use it like a bathrobe
aww nvm I just had another look at it and it’s a 2 piece that is still kinda like a T-shirt and shorts but it resembles a kimomo
Thank you for this demonstration. I used it to teach my son about Kimonos. He and I liked your video. Thank you for sharing your culture with us. ❤️
I have a character I have created that wears Kimono, so this is very helpful to know how to draw it properly!
0:43 with the koshi himo was so smooth, damn!
Very nice! I like the way you had your grandfather's piece of clothing. I used to wear my father's scarf for years after he died.
I love the color of the haori lining! ありがとうございました。
Thank you for the demonstration I just received my first kimono and now I will be able to put it on correctly 😊
thank you very much! i'm currently working on a male kimono for a cosplay and this really helps me out. I want to be respectful as much as i can, as well as be accurate to Japanese fashion.
very nice, just let me know when the video is uploaded somewhere ;)
it'll be on my channel, ill try to remember, thank you!
U forgot to link the video
It LOOKS so comfortable and cool. Very nice...
Very classy, and a great explanation.
I got some parts for a male kimono, but now I believe I don't have the full outfit. I hope I can wear one sometime.
*Very Cool, Thanks! I subscribed! ;)*
So helpful! Perfect for my kimono rental later this month.
He has such a relaxing voice 🥺🥺
A kimono is the coolest clothing in my opinion, I would definitely choose japanese traditional wear instead of Jordans and stuff
I adore kimonos thanks for this
Thank you for this instructive video. Beautiful kimono!
Thank you for this concise insteuctional video. I am here because I am doing research for a project studying how kimono and hanbok (Korean clothing) are different from Han Chinese clothing (hanfu), especially in terms of the process of wearing them. I have definitely learned something new today.
Hi Eric, you're very welcome and I'm happy I contributed on your study :D Just make a comment here when you have a question.
Honestly this cloth is very interesting to wear.
Quite a lot of cloth needed
I LIKE YOUR DRESS THERE IN JAPAN I WONDER I COULD GO THERE BECOUSE IM IN PHILIPPINES
I've the same blue jeans as yours
Thank you so much! This has explained how to wear it properly better than most places I have looked.
Hi from Spain! I knew your channel today and I have to say I saw a lot of woman kimono tutorials, but I never see how men dresses the kimono. Thanks so much for this tutorial 😊
Hi Spain Hero! Right, now you know it's simple for men to dress kimono, compared to women ;) you're welcome.
I must say than it actually make men look very elegant. Well done✅👌
Thank you so much my mom bought me a kimono to wear on my grandfather's birthday and I had no idea how to put it on
oh i see, glad to hear this video helped you. I want to see your photo when you wear it :D
I wish I could get dressed that quickly. Thank you for making this video!
Wow, that was so fast and smooth. It looked so cool!
I’m not even Japanese but I still want a kimono
very informative! will take note!
Id like to wear one when I visit Japan! Btw. Youre soooo cute! 😘😘😘
thanks, you can rent one in tokyo or kyoto, or this is my shop. global.rakuten.com/en/store/wkimono/
@air flaix I am an Indian and I too wants to wear it in Japan and in public 😄 that would be fun.
I got a yukata because where I live gets too hot for a kimono.
Thank you this has helped me understand how to get the kimono! Great job
Wow this awesome tips and wonderful tutorial for to the kimono! More power to you and good luck ! Have a nice evening
Excellent video, I have juban, kimono, haori, obi and hakama, but only one kisho-himo, need to get one more next time I'm in Japan. I always find the obi difficult to tie but your video shows it in a good way. Domo arigatou gozaimasu!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Great English speaking!
I love ❤️ Japanese movies 🎥 and style of different eras
Kimono-like clothing was the most common clothing in the ancient East Asian region. Now it remains only in Japan.
Love this just what I need. Good for drawing reference . 👍👍👍
Imagine you wearing all of it in hot summer season
They have different kimono for different seasons.
They wear yukata in summer not a kimono 😂
He has a nice voice.
how can you not love it
I am watching 2022! Mahalo🌺
Thank you! Now I understand why you need the haori string ^__^
What a lovely video. Thank you
Thank you for the instructional video & Japanese names for the clothing parts.
So interesting, thanks! Who wears the kimono nowadays? When is it normal to wear it?
Thank you very much in advance.
Hi Sandra, thank you for the compliment :) Nowadays a part of Japanese still wear it usually and all of Japanese sometimes face occasions to wear kimono.
A part of Japanese: we just like to wear it and go everywhere like cafe and even a workplace! :D
Another part of Japanese: we learn Japanese culture like tea ceremony and traditional dance and, arrow sport. In order to correctly behave and move our bodies according to the culture, we have to wear kimono. Especially how you walk is totally different from when you wear western cloth.
Sometimes all of Japanese: when you want to have Japanese style wedding, you have to wear kimono, both of husband and wife. And when you grow up and your age is 3, 5 and 7, you go to shrines to celebrate the growth. There the children have to wear kimono generally.
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
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satsukimatsu Thank you so much ;) I guess, with a kimono you must make smaller steps and control most movements. I'll go and check your FB account.
3 layer of clothing. I am gonna sweat to death. But man kimono looks so badass..
Beautiful! Thank you.
Nice demonstration. My concern is how fast can you go to toilet while wearing all of these layers and strings tied?
Love it
Domo argato gozaimashita.
thank you for this, i am sansei, but i wasnt really taught most stuff, so i learn some stuff from youtube. it helps to connect to my heritage. very good video
Oh hi, you're sensei! Sounds good. Yeah you can learn many things from youtube.
To keep in touch, facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/ this is my page.
i liked your page and some of your posts
Thank you :D
very beautiful. thank you for sharing
Thank you Als.
Now I created a Facebook page to keep in touch with you and to answer your questions.
facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Please like it if you like ;)
Can you make a DIY video of a men's yukata or kimono?
Well, I'm sorry but the length of such a video would be more than two hours if I explain how you make kimono/yukata. It takes so much time. Making Obi belt doesn't take that time so maybe I could make a video for obi :)
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
these dresss look so comfortable
Yes, Kimono is comfortable, especially for men :D
I need to buy one
Thank you, that was very informative.
that's classy! a lot of layers. def gotta make sure you don't need to go potty for a while. beautiful though.
I thought I had a kimono but....
I have Juuban instead.
I want to wear a real Kimono one day....
Ungukyukya nigya vastu rangers tyag navast ' kiemonou ' 😒 , love from indo
Idc this looks so clean(nice) 🙌🏾
So handsome
+tiffdawgg Thank you for the compliment :D
Very informative, thanks
Very nice video, get to the point.
thanks a lot :D
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Basically Haori is a blanket for us :)
OMG!!! I love love you kimono... the colors that you have absolutely beautiful is there any way you can tell me where you got it or I don't know just I love it thank you ish
Hi Ish, thanks. I can let you know the shop in Japan if you live in this country. Or I have an internet-shop.
wkimono.tokyo
It's mainly Japanese but you could send email me info@wkimono.tokyo .
If the kimono / hanfu / hanbok is worn the other way round (right side over left), it means the Yin Energy is more dominant. Right?
I haven't heard of such information. But what I know is that if you wear it in a way of "right side over left", that's for funeral.
Ohh man imagine you are wearing this and also you are out with friends and then suddenly you start to feel the need to take a piss or shit man that's a nightmare in this dress...but this dress is hella cooool 🤩😍
Well, not really: You do not wear pants and so you just squat in asian style, hold up the skirts and do what you need to do.
@@NAANsoft dang...no underwear... that's awesome.
I already don't wear them so I shouldn't have an issue, except that I don't wear dress like clothes
I would love to wear like those someday. :3
Thank you, I didn't want to ask my cousins how to tie weat mine since its embarrassing
Simple and practical. You teach very well. Arigatou Gozaimasu!!!
+Arieh Hätchuel
Thank you Arieh :) Are you in a foreign country and trying to learn Kimono?
+satsukimatsu Yes, I live in Israel and practice Buddhism soto-zen and I am very interested in practicing Aikido. Besides, I grew up in a Japanese colony in southern Brazil and had much contact with Japanese culture, food, clothing, festivals and language. I would like to wear kimono in my private moments and so I'm trying to understand what to wear and when to wear before buying a kimono. Allow me to take this opportunity to ask you a video on how to wear Yukata. Thank you for interest. Forgive me for poor English.
+Arieh Hätchuel
hi, Soto buddhism is what my family and ancestors belong to. I see you've been related to Japanese culture, that's very nice :D Please let me know if you have a question by making a comment or info@wkimono.tokyo
I'm thinking of creating a new website/media for foreigners to learn Japanese culture but what kind of web/app do you check to do so?
you look great in kimono.by the way how often people wear it in japan normally in daily life?
Thank you. I myself wear kimono once a week at lease, but almost people don't know how to wear kimono though they want to, and don't wear it at all...
This looks cool.
I know it is fashion now a day to wear your belts low. But traditionally wouldn't they tie theirs a bit higher? Just curious?
HI awesome video... I was just wondering and would like to ask, "Where or how can I buy an authentic Kimono here in the United States?" I really love the style and would love to rock one of these when I'm home... Thanks...
Hi, thank you :) Well, I searched "kimono men" on Google, and found www.kimono-yukata-market.com/catalogue/men/ml-01.html . This is kinda authentic. Do you like it?
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
着物の着方を教えてくれてありがとう
It seems hard to wear a kimono but after watching you i think it's not that hard
Am wesring it on my birthday. So excited and its so beautiful
+tanmay kawadkar That's great. You can ask me a question if you have one when you try on it ;)
+satsukimatsu That's great. I will surely mesage you there!
Sounds good, tammay ;)
やっぱり日本人は着物が似合うと思いました。
Ｔシャツ着てる時より着物着てる方がかっこよく？頼りがいがある？ように感じました。（語彙力）
Well now I know how utakata does it well 7 tails is badass
Beautiful
Domo arigatogozaimashita. I am in Tokyo right now as a first time tourist. Your video is very helpful. Do you have any recommendations as to where the best place to buy kimonos? I am staying in Shinjuku area. Thanks.
Hi, it depends and I'm explaining some cases.
Reasonable price online: www.rakuten.ne.jp/gold/kyoetsu-orosiya/
Excellent tailor-made shop in Kanagawa prefecture: www.kimonosugata.info/
Second hand shop: www.subnade.co.jp/shop/hobby/tansuya.html
Good luck and enjoy Japan life!
Hello, I recently went to Japan and am still learning about the customs regarding clothing.
Recently I wore a samue top with a western-style shirt underneath and khaki pants, and some people directly told me or implied (by asking if I was cold) that my outfit wasn't recommended for winter. One person even said it was "summer clothing" (but he may have mistaken it for jinbei). Is there a tendency to wear samue during certain seaons? I have heard online that it is all-season clothing.
I also wondered if I could wear an outer layer like a jacket or haori to avoid getting cold. However, I have never seen anyone wearing outer layers over a samue. I have also heard that haori are traditionally meant to be worn in an extremely formal manner with kimono (I heard that wearing haori is more formal than just wearing kimono). Would it be strange to wear haori over samue? I cannot find any advice on this online, but the same man who told me that samue were summer clothing recommended not to combine them. Any advice is appreciated!
Hi, thanks for learning Japanese culture.
First of all, I'm sad to hear that someone denies you though you're just trying to learn it.
- samue is a work wear for all season. But it depends on the fabric. When it's thin, it's for summer. When it's thick, it's for winter. When it's middle, it's for spring and fall.
- Jinbei is for summer.
- The combination of haori and samue may look weird or new. For Japanese perspective, I haven't seen such coordination, but it may be good for foreigners to combine them and make a new wind to Japanese tradition world. In the world of Sushi, California roll makes Japanese people have fun.
- Haori formality depends on the situation. Now I wear a cotton haori on Yukata and this coordination is very casual. But silk haori plus silk kimono can be formal.
very helpful.
from Philippines
thank you so much for this video~
muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento ,
Very nice and kawaii. I wish to have a jupan to wear it under my Yukata for Matsuri 日本. Could you show how to fold a yukata/kimono and other cloth. Does the Yukata need to be iron before folding. (How to iron)
Arigatō gozaimasu
Thank you Thomas.
Well, you can wear Yukata without a juban. Usually we don't wear a juban in yukata.
th-cam.com/video/ERQ8JKuqMxs/w-d-xo.html
This is how you fold a yukata/kimono for men in Japanese but what do you think?
We hang yukata/juban on a hanger right after washing, and you don't have to iron because it becomes straight because of its weight when it's wet.
But if you still see wrinkle on yukata/kimono, this is how you iron.
th-cam.com/video/uKxoxZ-OOmc/w-d-xo.html
Dou Itashi Mashite ;)
BTW, to keep in touch, I have a Facebook Page: facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Very helpful!
Do you wear anything inside the first layer of kimono, because that is too layered
I know lol , you don't have to wear inner shirt in Juban (the first layer) if it's hot. when it's cold, you should wear something inside. But don't you wear inner shirt, normal shirt, sweater, jacket and coat when it's cold? it's like that ;)
@@wkimono oh ok thanx
Thank you very much. Great video. Western clothes is so boring compared to this
you're welcome, and thanks for the compliment. I like western clothes, too ;)
To keep in touch, my Facebook Page about kimono is facebook.com/wkimonoglobal/
Absolutely Awesome