Thursday, October 15, 2009
Will Miss #59 - kimono wearers
You don't often see women wearing kimono around Tokyo except on special holidays (like adulthood day in January) or when people are attending special events. I've been told that kimono are hot, heavy, difficult to walk in, and almost impossible to put on by yourself. Still, seeing Japanese women walk around in them is a reminder that the culture retains its exotic nature and most women look great in them.
I'll miss occasionally seeing Japanese women out and about in their kimono.
Labels:
Japanese culture,
Japanese women,
kimono,
public life,
will miss
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