Kawaii Tutorial 14 - How to Wear YUKATA Traditional Japanese Summer Kimono With Ayumi Hoshino
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YUKATA is a Traditional Japanese clothing similar to Kimono. It is easier to wear and simple in its form. However, the designs on YUKATA are very unique and KAWAII. Many Japanese girls wear YUKATA when going to Firework shows and Matsuri (traditional festival).
Broadcast date: July 27, 2013 (Saturday)Credit: Kawaii I
Today I will learn how to wear a kimono My teacher is
Ayumi She is a science
assistant at a department store
Please align the edges of the seam on the collar
You hold the tip of the finger
Pull the tip of the finger and the center of the back forward
So that the back becomes straight
Then align the hemline at the ankle
area Next I will determine the front
width While pulling this part I will
make sure to tuck everything inside
I placed it inside
Align the front part as is
I will fasten it with one hand
Then place the middle part of the ribbon on your waist
Cross the laces behind you and tie a bow
in front then thread the
laces through the loops
Next we will clean the chopsticks Insert your
left hand from the thick
end Pull it 1 2 or 3 times
We will then neatly fold the back part
We will add another waist tie
This will be pulled to a comfortable extent
We will hold it here for
you and pull it back a bit
so that it can move by about the width of a fist
We fold the tips in half
Thank you for the instructions
We will take the length up to the waist
We will spread out the half-cut part into a triangle
You will wrap the sash around your body twice
Once you have finished tying the sash
You will fold up the hanging part diagonally
I just lowered the sleeves that
were on my shoulders I tie the sash
Next I took up about the width of the waist
when I took the nose up
it will be gathered in the middle and indented
Create a valley in the center
and raise the edges as hills
With the remaining fingers
pull strongly towards the center
Make a response by
rolling up the remaining fingers and
tucking them under the sash then
wrap the sash around the back
We use a band board to make the band
look neat We insert it between two layers
If you don't have a band board it's
okay to use regular paper as a substitute
The kimono dressing here is
complete Please all of you
also get a kimono and try your hand at dressing in it
That was a kimono dressing tutorial