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The kimono is a traditional garment of Japan and is a long robe with wide sleeves, which is tied at the waist with an obi belt. There are numerous straps and cords on the kimono. The difference between women's kimono and men's is that the robe of a Japanese woman consists of 12 parts, and it is almost impossible to put it on by yourself. A man's kimono, on the other hand, is simpler, made of five elements and with short sleeves.

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Kimono is tucked in from left to right, the exception is a funeral - on them the tucking goes in reverse order. A real Japanese kimono has a high price - from ten thousand dollars in the basic set, and with all the accessories about twenty thousand.

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An obi is a Japanese belt used to tie kimono and keikogi together. Men's belt is ten centimeters wide and about three meters long, women's belt is much larger and longer - more than 30 centimeters wide and four meters long. The obi worn by geishas is enormous - a meter wide. The obi is wrapped several times around the waist and tightened on the lower back with a bow. Not only yujo - Japanese prostitutes, as mistakenly thought, but also married women - tie an obi in the front.