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I like yukata. I think its cool. Yukata looks simplier and easier to wear than kimonos. They mostly wear it when going to festival and such. I'm not sure how to explain about kimonos, but I can see the difference between them. |
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Yukata are summer type of Kimono. I have one myself and it's made out of cotton. Yukata's easy to wear and is normally worn in summer festivals. They are also bath robes. You can find them in hotels. Every hotel in Japan, there is a bath robe for each person in every room. Whereas Kimono is made out of special materials and is worn during dance performances. I also have a Kimono myself. I only wear it for practicing Japanese dance with my teacher.  |
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on 2009-06-20 09:48:42 |
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oh...now i kinda get the difference between a yukata and a kimono~ and about yukatas being bathrobes before or something like that~ [because i saw this ep of Detective Conan where the victim was said to be wearing a `yukata`[bathrobe] and when i saw this other anime] but now it all makes sense~ but i still have some questions nyaa~ ->which one is worn during cultural festivals? ->as what i've understood men, do wear yukatas...do they also wear kimonos? or are kimonos exclusively for females only? ->does anybody know in what months does summer in Japan fall into? in other words in what months do people usually use yukatas~ i hope somebody will answer my questions nyaa~~ gomen ne~~ im just really curious about these really elegant `costumes` i really want to wear 1 when i visit japan [soon~ i hope]~~ ^^ ![\"chizen](\"http://www.anime-planet.com/users/images/signatures/chizen.jpg\" "\\"chizen")
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on 2009-06-21 10:31:10 (edited 2009-06-21 10:32:01)
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the thing I know, which could be wrong, well, here it goes... yukatas are indeed summer clothes, and a bathrobe... in our RP-Japan festival at school, we usually wear yukatas (when we reach our 2nd year).. Yukatas are made by cotton.. and Kimonos were said to be made by silk... Yukatas don't have much paddings just like Kimonos do.. when wearing Kimonos there are lots of paddings and other add ons.. than in yukata, ^_^ see these kanjis below æµ´è¡£ -yukata, the first kanji is known as in kun yomi: a（biru) and in on yomi: yu, this kanji means 'to bathe', second kanji is known as kun yomi: koromo, on yomi: kata, which means 'clothing' ç€ç‰© - kimono, first kanji means 'to wear' ki(ru) the second kanji means 'thing' mono.. ^_^ hope this helps.. :3 
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agree yukata look simplier  |
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on 2009-07-08 22:41:33 (edited 2009-07-08 22:42:47)
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Yukata ~one of my reason to learn sewing, our country hard to get that on the ready made pack. Yukata are suitable wear on hot climate~tat why I like it...  Δ ƨσғт Î±Ð¸Æ¨Ï‰É›Ñ Ñ‚Ê‹Ñиɛтн Î±Ï‰Î±Ê Ï‰Ñαтн |
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i think tat kimono its oni wear it on New Year.... Yakuta mayb its for the events or festivals...   ! |
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on 2009-07-24 19:27:26 |
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Ughh..I wish I could wear it..My friends could and they look so adorable in it.. XD |
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