Introductory edition of male kimono KIMONO men's Basic - Japanese Craft Book

Release date: ‎ 2019/3/21
Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
Book: ‎ 224 pages

Even beginners can look like experts! Packed with tips on how to dress
Kimono encyclopedia. Comfortable to wear and looks cool
Cool kimono illustrations, attention to accessories, dyeing and weaving
and history-related poo, etc., that will satisfy even enthusiasts.
1 book. Kimono lovers will also be satisfied with the history and dyeing that is highly informative. I also have a page for a weaving encyclopedia.


The content covers everything from the fundamentals of ``what is a kimono?'' to how to wear it. The history was written on everything from tabi socks to underwear, and it was fun to read. Rather than a casual kimono book, it is more of a reference book for permanent preservation.

According to the owner, without being bound by conventional rules,
It is said to be a particularly good guidebook for adults in their 30s and 40s to start wearing kimono, as it explains the minimum TPO and modern acceptable range when combining kimono, hakama, and haori. Kimono dressing was supervised by Tozumi Sasashima.

There were some old-looking photos in it, so perhaps they were reusing Sasashima-san's previous books? Did you do that? Still, the points are explained in close detail, so I think this is a helpful HOW TO even from a woman's point of view. I have several of Sasashima's books, including how to wear clothes for different body types, so I think they have practical content.
What surprised me the most was the position of the waist strap. I thought it was normal for the back to rise and the front to fall, but that's not the case. There are pages of history that are illustrated with tasteful illustrations, and there are many books.