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How to obtain
You can buy them at department stores, and also through websites. If you want to be particular about it, you may choose thetexture and have it tailored at the kimono shop. You mayborrow it for the time being and dance. For instance, in GujoHachiman, you can borrow the yukata you like at Ishiyama Kimono Shop and they will also teach you how to wear it. |
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How to wear
In the dance, you may look chic if you wear moderately loose. It may become difficult to move if you fasten the obi too tight, andtighten around the neck and shoulder. It could be difficult topart the skirt of yukata if you are not accustomed to wearing it,but your steps will become comfortable if you set the position of obi and skirt so that the feet widens toward the end instead of a cylindrical shape. It may be a good idea to choose a yukata using a slippery material in the skirt lining. |
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How to get dressed
Please confer the following links for instructions to get dressed.
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In Gujou Hachiman, becomes a must since there is a dance that you make a sound by hitting the ground with geta Either geta or would be OK, but it might be more comfortable to wear a light one in the beginning. You could get hurt by the rub of geta strap if you are not accustomed in wearing it, so you may wear a tabi or else soften the padding of the geta strap by crumpling it beforehand and make your feet used in wearing it. |
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SENSU
Niinno Bon Odori and Fushi-ogami Bon Odori, so you'd better always bring it when you go to Traditional Type Bon Dancing. |
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KINCHAKU
It is stylish to carry your belongings in Kinchakuwhen you dance. You may also carry them in Japanese style bags. You can also carry them in backpacks when you have many things, but itmay look a little boorish. |
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