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Suki's Kimono is a story about a girl named Suki who goes with her grandmother to a cotton festival. At the festival, Suki wears a kimono made of cotton cloth that fits her snugly. She dances gracefully at the festival, moving to the rhythm of the music. The story introduces vocabulary words related to the cotton festival and Suki's kimono.
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