Kimono Has Become "Endangered Clothing"?

< p > in recent years, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > Japan kimono < /a > appeared gradually endangered situation.

According to the analysis, most people choose not to wear kimono for practical and convenient consideration; the kimono price is high, and the kimono tailor shop "no successor" has become the factor of the situation of "kimono endangering".

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< p > kimono is a tradition that can show the elegance and gentleness of Japanese women. < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > dress < /a >.

Beyond Japan, the name "kimono" goes far to Japan, and a few of the kimono lovers who really admire the kimono are also seen.

Many people believe that no clothing can match Japanese kimono.

Kimono is like the "time capsule" that can be worn. It has ancient and traditional breath.

The traditional dress of many other countries has existed only in our memory.

Therefore, kimono is more like the last spark of traditional culture in the modern world.

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< p > but this last spark may not be enough to prairie fire.

Kimono as a daily costume period ended in the Meiji period.

In the Meiji period, the law also stipulates that Japanese government officials and army wear Western clothing, and also encourage ordinary citizens to put their kimono into boxes and wear Western clothes.

Moreover, Japan has opened up to the outside world, and foreign cultures are crowded in to compress the survival space of kimono.

After World War II, Japan surrendered to the rhythm of revival.

Kimono is cumbersome and inconvenient, no longer suitable for the times.

Today, except for geisha, kimono can only be seen at weddings, funerals and special festivals.

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< p > it is reported that over the past 20 years, many traditional kimono production shops and companies have been closed down and the number has decreased significantly.

Why is there a situation of "kimono endangering"? < /p >

< p > in fact, the vast majority of people choose not to wear kimono, all for practical and convenient consideration.

Kimono is comfortable when people walk on foot or when they are riding a rickshaw.

However, these conditions can not be achieved for Japan, which can not "reverse".

Today, wearing kimono in a very crowded car is just pure suffering and pain.

In addition, kimono restricts one's actions and even changes in etiquette.

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< p > because kimono has been disappearing for a long time in Japanese daily life, nowadays, in Japan, few women can wear their kimono by themselves.

Therefore, no one wants to understand the complexity behind the kimono for one or two occasions to wear kimono.

Worse still, almost no one knows what kimono is the "beauty" kimono, how women wear "kimono" or "beauty", or that nobody cares about their lack of knowledge of kimono.

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The price of "P" kimono is a "great fear" for most people - a set of kimono kimono and the price can reach tens of thousands of dollars.

Some people genuinely love kimono, but buying a set of kimono and maintaining it well is not what ordinary Japanese can afford.

Therefore, when a kimono is needed, most people choose to rent instead of buying.

This is also a death cycle. Fewer people buy, the more expensive kimono is, the more expensive kimono is, the less people buy it.

Such a high price forced kimono itself to the edge of the cliff.

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< p > kimono tailor shops will soon be "unmanned".

As a tailor, or a piece of a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > textile < /a >, it will take twenty or thirty years of apprenticeship to be able to "carry the banner".

However, he inherited a kimono shop for twenty or thirty years to earn a living, and worked in Sony for twenty or thirty years.

Therefore, the "descendants" of kimono shops do not continue to stick to their positions.

In another decade or more, it is not easy to find a kimono tailor.

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< p > now, most people may think that kimono is "doomed to death."

But things may not be that bad. Perhaps the kimono will not disappear.

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< p > it is said that a Geisha in Japan sits on 200 kimono.

Although she would wear western style clothes during non working hours, when media reporters asked her if she thought that kimono could survive in modern Japanese society, she laughed, "of course, even if I was the last one to wear a kimono, I would continue to wear it," and she was only one of many Geisha loving kimono geisha.

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< p > geisha is a "big client" of kimono, or they can protect "endangered" kimono.

However, I am afraid that the days of a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" and kimono /a are not coming back.

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