【着物】フォーマルな場でも自信が持てる！紐と伊達締めで基本の着物

This guide introduces the classic, basic way to wear a kimono, starting from the nagajuban (undergarment) and finishing with two ties and one datejime (kimono sash). We've compiled textbook-like tips on how to wear a kimono, including how to adjust the collar, hem, and the ohashori (fold at the waist), ensuring a flattering silhouette and suitable for formal occasions. Even in settings with many kimono enthusiasts, mastering these points will undoubtedly earn you compliments like, "That's lovely!" and "You're wearing it beautifully!" This is the basic kimono dressing technique, the "shu" (守) part of the "shu-ha-ri" (守破離) principle. Please try to master it! ▶️In addition to in-person and Zoom lessons, we also hold kimono outing events. For various information, please check our official LINE account: https://lin.ee/Bm9gVpm ▶️We also post daily diaries on our Facebook page:   / tokyokimono.irodori   *- Hi, this is Chie. I want to increase the number of people who wear kimonos more casually. If you're going to wear one, I want you to wear it beautifully. I also want to share Japanese culture and customs. It was with these thoughts in mind that I started this channel. In addition to in-person lessons in Shibuya, Tokyo, and Zoom lessons, I also host the "Tokyo Kimono Club," where we enjoy seasonal events and culture while wearing kimonos. I'm looking for people who want to start wearing kimonos, and people who want to enjoy kimonos together. 🌸Please subscribe to my channel🌸    / @kimono.irodori.08   🎥Self-introduction video here →   • 今日から【大人のいろどり着物】ちゃんねる始めます！自己紹介   ⚫︎My recommended items are compiled on Rakuten Room https://room.rakuten.co.jp/room_3d79d... #kimono #kimono #kimonodressing #kimonobeginner #collaredkimono #formalkimono