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PostPosted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 5:50 pm    Post subject: Clothing in Japan Reply with quote

In Japan, we wear KIMONO. It is traditional clothing and we especially wear on a special day, for example on New Years Day, wedding , and we have to wear KIMONO when we turn 20 and we have a special event. However some elderly people wear KIMONO everyday because a long time ago people in Japan wore KIMONO.
At present we usually wear jeans, T-shirts or something like that because KIMONO are very expensive, and when we wear KIMONO after that we feel tired because KIMONO is too tight. I like KIMONO so I am looking forward to wearing KIMONO when I go to a 20th party.

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