Once a standard of the Japanese wardrobe, the kimono is now often a garment reserved for special occasions, such as weddings and coming-of-age ceremonies, and is mostly worn by women. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/world/regions/asia-pacific/201805-japanese-kimono-makers-revive-declining-industry?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=Inhouse_video&utm_campaign=world | Rappler

I was born Japanese, and one of the Japanese cultural traditions I love most is the kimono. When I wear traditional clothing, I truly feel my identity as Japanese. Each kimono has its own unique design and personality. That’s why I believe it’s perfectly fine to wear glasses with a kimono. Personally, I don’t think kimonos and glasses are a bad match at all—but what do you think? | Yuu’s adventures

Yukata vs Kimono 👘Kimono is a general term for traditional Japanese clothing 👘Yukata: lighter and cooler, often worn in the summertime. There are some special types of Kimono: * Furisode which is Worn during the Coming of Age Ceremony * hakama which is worn by students at graduation ceremonies. #japanesetraditon #learnjapanese #japaneseculture | Japanese With Ayaka