The kimono is the traditional dress of Japan worn on formal occasions. It provides graceful deportment to the wearer. There are different types of kimono for various times and events, including the furisode and tomesode for women's formal wear, and the montsuki hakama for men's ceremonial occasions. Less formal dress includes the yukata worn at home or festivals. The document then describes the various parts of men's and women's kimono as well as traditional fabrics and obi sash types used.

1. Dresses of Japan
HEMANG SINGH
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2. The kimono is the traditional dress of Japan, and it is worn nowadays on formal
occasions. It is sometimes accused of being an impractical form of dress, but it
has the advantage of giving the wearer a graceful and elegant deportment.
There are various different types of kimono for use at different times and on
different occasions. Women's kimono include the furisodé and tomesodé for
formal wear, the hômongi for paying calls, the tsukesagé, and
the komon. Men's kimono include the montsuki hakama for ceremonial
occasions and the haori for going out visiting. There is also the yukata, worn
by both men and women as informal dress at home, in ryokan or for attending
local festivals.
Story of kimono

3. Dresses are important for humans and also it is important for our
Civilisation.Here I am discussing with Japanese dresses. Because of
Japan’s climate dresses are different. Some dresses are follow-
1-mens kimono

4. Parts of men kimono
1- Haori –it is a upper part of men
kimono.
2- Haori himo-it is a belt type of thing.
3-Hakama-it is a lower part of men
kimono.
4-Tabi-these are socks they were.
5-Zori-these are sandels they were.

5. 2-women kimono

6. Parts of women kimono
1-Kanzashi- it is a flower that they
were n their head.
2-Haneri-it is a cloth they were
under kimono.
3-Obiage.
4-Obi-it is a cloth that they were
over obiage.
5-Obijime-it is a thread that they
were over obi.
6-Obidome-it is a knot.
7-kimono
8-tabi-these are socks they were
9-zori-these are sandals they were

7. Parts of kendo dresses
1-Men-it is the helmet.
2-Migi-men-it is the right portion of
helmet.
3-Hidari-men-it is the left portion of
helmet.
4-Tsuki-these are safety pads.
5-Kote-it is the safety pad for right
hand.
6-Hidari-kote- it is the safety pad for
left hand.
7-Migi-do-it is the right side of a belt like thing.
8-Hidari-do-it is the left side of a belt like thing.

8. Cloths they use
1-Oshima-tsumugi
2-Yozen

9. 3-komon

10. Types of obi
1-Otaiko 2-Chidori
3Bunko 4-Kai-no-kuchi
5-Tateya 6-Fukurasuzume

11. When/how they were