japanese clothes

Any variety of traditional Japanese clothing. This excludes modern Japanese fashion, such as lolita fashion (except wa lolita) and school uniforms like serafuku and gakuran. This also excludes Japanese armor and military uniforms covered under the Japan Self-Defense Force, the Imperial Japanese army, or the Japanese era tags (ex. Meiji).

For modern Japanese fashions, see Tag group:Fashion style.

Clothes

Kimono

kimono

furisode
Kimono with dangling sleeves

kimono dress
Nontraditional kimono-like dress

layered kimono
Heian court attire

karaginu mo
Heian court attire

susohiki
Floor-length geisha kimono

funeral kimono
Mourning kimono

right-over-left kimono
Kimono worn by the deceased

shiroshouzoku
White kimono worn by the deceased

yukata
Casual kimono

bath yukata

Obi

obi
Waist sash over kimono

obijime
Cord tied around obi

obidome
Obijime accessory

obiage
Material under obi

manaita obi
An obi knot tied to the front

Hakama

hakama skirt
Pleated skirt

hakama short skirt

hakama pants

hakama shorts

Outerwear

chanchanko
Tied vest

chihaya
Miko overgarment

dotera
Kimono-style overcoat

haori
Men's kimono overjacket

happi
Festival jacket

hanten
Tied winter jacket

hifu
Vest for young girls

jinbaori
Sleeveless samurai jacket

kappougi
Sleeved apron

kariginu

kataginu
Wing-like samurai vest

kesa
Worn only over the left shoulder

michiyuki
Kimono overcoat

uwagi

straw cape
Straw raincoat

Undergarments

fundoshi
Loincloth underwear

juban
Kimono undershirt

sarashi
Chest wrap

Legwear

kyahan
Samurai leggings

mawashi
Sumo loincloth

Footwear

geta
Toothed sandals

tengu-geta
Single-toothed geta

koma-geta
Platform geta

okobo
Platform sandals

waraji
Straw rope sandals

zouri
Flat thonged sandals

tabi
Split-toe socks

jika-tabi
Split-toe shoes

Clothing sets

Jinbei
Sleepwear

Meiji schoolgirl uniform

Mizu happi
Festival attire

Montsuki
Men's formal black haori

Samue
Monk work wear

Sokutai
Formal court attire

Shosei
Boarding student attire

Karate gi

Tsubo shouzoku
Noblewomen's traveling attire

Wa maid

Wa lolita

Wedding clothes

hiki furisode
Bridesmaid's kimono

uchikake
Bridal over-kimono

shiromuku
White uchikake

wataboushi
Wedding hood

tsunokakushi
Wedding hat

Accessories & Details

Hair ornaments

hair stick

hirabitai

motoyui
Ponytail holder

kanzashi
Ornate hair ornament

tsumami kanzashi
Hair flower made of folded fabric

Headwear

maetenkan

nejiri hachimaki
Traditional headband worn during festivals

tate eboshi
Tall cloth cap worn by male aristocrats

tenugui
Towel sometimes worn as headscarf or hokkamuri

hokkamuri
A cloth tied under the nose, worn by burglars

tokin hat

triangular headpiece
Worn by ghosts

Kasa

ajirogasa
Conical bamboo hat

amigasa
Folded straw hat

ichimegasa
Veiled hat

jingasa
Conical soldier's hat

roningasa
Vented ronin's hat

sandogasa
Rounded straw hat

torioigasa
Hat worn during the Awa Dance Festival

Mask

fox mask

noh mask

oni mask

tengu mask

hannya

hyottoko mask

Addons

haori himo
Haori pompoms

tasuki
Kimono sleeve tie

haramaki
Stomach wrap

See also

• Miko
• Ainu clothes
• Ryuusou (Okinawan clothing)
• Chinese clothes
• Korean clothes
• Tag group:Attire
• Tag group:Image composition (Traditional Japanese patterns)
• Tag group:Prints

External links

• Wikipedia: Japanese clothing

The following tags are aliased to this tag: japanese_clothing and wafuku (learn more).

The following tags implicate this tag: fundoshi, hakama, haori, happi, hifu, jinbei_(clothes), karaginu_mo, kariginu, kataginu, kimono, miko, wa_lolita, and wa_maid (learn more).