• Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Skype
  • Mail

FURICLE- for japanese kimono and yukata fan

  • Knowledge
  • Terminology
  • Referral
  • Winner of Prize
  • Prize of the Week
  • Partners
    • Professionals
    • Non-professionals
  • Newsletter
  • Forum
    • Create your account
  • About
    • Subscriber / Partner
      • Campaign #1
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
    • Feedback
    • Request for items

Blog

You are here: Home » Blog » Knowledge » Kimono in December

Kimono in December

01 Mar 2014 / 0 Comments / in Knowledge/by furicleadmin
Tweet
Bookmark this on Digg
Share on LinkedIn
Share on StumbleUpon
Pocket

540284_170534406408820_1185544290_n

If December, then Christmas. It’s not a Japanese event, so there is no fixed way of wearing kimonos for Christmas. For a Christmas party with friends, enjoy your kimono as you see fit.

For a Christmas dinner in a restaurant, just in case, wearing it according to traditional rules would be more adequate. Fine patterns or raw silk, even though they’re good, are not fit for weddings etc., so this is a chance to wear those.

While eating, the problem of how to eat, not to stain your kimono, appears. Some people fix a napkin at their breast, but if you’re not used to it, it might be hard.
Putting it into the part above the obi belt should be easy. If you have a small clip used in fitting into a kimono (something like a clothespin), you can stop the parts easy to fasten, making it hard to fall off and convenient.

People fastening their Christmas-patterned obi in December, give off an impression of being used to it. Since the time when you can wear it is rather long, there are ones with the snow motive.

Search

AD

Categories

  • Inside FURICLE
  • Knowledge
  • Misc
  • Referral
  • Terminology
  • Winner of Prize

Recent Posts

  • End of Furicle Market service
  • LINE stamps start selling on April 25.
  • LINE stamp
  • WA Experience KAFU
  • History of the Yukata
← Kimono in November (previous entry)
(next entry) How to choose your first kimono →

FURICLE
States Honmachi 8F, 3-4-9 Kawaramachi, Chuou-ku, Osaka-city, Osaka, 541-0048, Japan

© Copyright - FURICLE- for japanese kimono and yukata fan