That raincoat idea is amazing even for western clothing! I’m a wheelchair user and my legs always get soaking wet, because they jut out, and i’ve never figured out what to do. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks!
alsrudtj124 hi! I’ve a friend who owns antique Geta that were apparently made for snow and they had spikes in the sole, but I do not believe this is what Hokkaido ppl did wear. However, Hokkaido is way to far from where I live and has a whole other history and tradition, so I would have to do some serious research when talking about Hokkaido. In the rest of Japan, though, in history they wore normal nimaiha Geta with bear feet every day way up into the 20th century. Today we wear amazōri or bōkanzōri when it’s snowing.
Thank you for another amazing video, Billy! ❤ I do wonder if it's possible to have a video about putting kimono on men? I know it's technically easier, but every time I dress my husband, I feel like I am doing something wrong. Is it possible to make an example video of how to dress a man in kimono? I also hope that you're staying safe with all the stuff that's going on. I hear Japan is managing relatively well, but take care and stay safe! ❤
Nariasan hi ❤️ I’ve definitely planned videos containing men’s kimono, but first I want to finish my husband’s outfit that I’m sewing currently (and not getting forward because my sewing classes had been cancelled for a month)... it’s coming! Stay safe, too! ❤️ I’m already self-isolating for 3 weeks now. Besides that it’s getting boring, I should be fine 😊❤️
Diese video ist sehr gut, vielen dankeshon! Aber mein deutsch ist nicht gut, und so ist es besser wenn ich english sprache. When u talked about amazouri I thought u were showing zouri with tsumakawa integrated on the front tip. I have something similar you showed after amazouri and amageta, but it's not a removable tip, it's like a kind of clear slipper that can be put on every kind of zouri and secured at the sides of the hanao with snap buttons, and it has a non slippery sole. About kimono rain coat or amagoto I sewed myself one with some waterproof fabric and I made a nibushiki one with michiyuky style jacket and susoyoke. Mine it's baby pink lol. Btw It's very usefull the trick you show at the end with a regular raincoat, but I think you can even use a second one for the top part as a sort of cape. Grüße aus Italien. P.S. warum gibt es keine deutsche KDJ?
Looking at this video for several times and all the time I am amazed of how beautifully you manage to compose these marvelous colours of your outfit! 💗 Every time I discover something I've missed before and this time I saw a gorgeous obidome (at 7:30min of the video). I wonder if it is handmade by "soutache technique "?
Exquisite! 💗 If it is not so rude of me, can I ask (maybe privately ?) a close look at it? My email is rinaaster@gmail.com And if you like soutache, I might have a little surprise for you.. 😎
I don't know if this is the only reason, but what water CAN do to silk is change the finish. The problem for silk is in part that if ONE part gets wet (splashes for instance) just those parts will have a different finish and it will stand out. However, some silk weaves are better with water. A satin (the really shiny smooth finish) won't hold up as well as a taffeta (it's woven more like a normal weave like cheap non-knit cotton is) can, etc. I have silk satin pillowcases I wash. They don't look like they did when I got them because I wash them. But also the water spots from normal use don't come out when you wash them, it's permanent. So the answer isn't always "you got part wet so get the rest wet too" (I HAVE done that to at least one silk dress, though. Someone knocked a huge glass of water on me in it so I went in the bathroom and soaked the whole dress immediately so it would at least all look the same when it dries. It's a difficult choice.) So it could just be that raincoats are made from silk that looks ok when you get it wet, because the intended use case is it gets wet. I don't know if THIS is part of it too, but there are materials you can put on fabrics to protect them from stains or water. I absolutely don't know if they use one of those treatments for these so don't quote, but they COULD. I know more about western fashions than about kimono, but I hope some info on silk was still helpful :)
Hello i’m Jeffrey from the Netherlands and i am a new to your channel 🤩 !! I love your Videos!!! Those 👘 u Trifted for one Dollar 👀👀👀 I feel like i have been Scammed 🤣 i do have one or two Gorgeous Beautiful Kimonos 👘 i thrifted 😍 Can u tell me more about it if i send u a Picture of it or anyone else here who might have the Knowledge... and might know how to clean them ? 😍 Thank u in advance your help and information would be greatly Appreciated ❤️🙏🏽
That raincoat idea is amazing even for western clothing! I’m a wheelchair user and my legs always get soaking wet, because they jut out, and i’ve never figured out what to do. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks!
Oh, thanks for your lovely comment. i’m so happy that idea helps you ❤️💕 When i’m not wearing kimono, I use this in pouring rain, too!
OMG those plastic wraps are actually separate from the zori! I had no idea! Thanks as usual for a nice video!
Fanatka288 not all of them, but these are.
Und ich habe mich heute noch genau darüber unterhalten mit einer Freundin und sehe jetzt das Video. Echt tolle und hilfreiche Tips.
Thank you so much! I've always wondered... what kind of footwear did they wear when it snowed heavily? Like in Hokkaido??
alsrudtj124 hi! I’ve a friend who owns antique Geta that were apparently made for snow and they had spikes in the sole, but I do not believe this is what Hokkaido ppl did wear. However, Hokkaido is way to far from where I live and has a whole other history and tradition, so I would have to do some serious research when talking about Hokkaido. In the rest of Japan, though, in history they wore normal nimaiha Geta with bear feet every day way up into the 20th century. Today we wear amazōri or bōkanzōri when it’s snowing.
@@BillyMatsunaga Thank you so much! I want to wear kimono more regularly but in Canada with the snow, it's quite difficult..
@@BillyMatsunaga A video about snow attire would be great!
Cooles Video. Super zum Entspannen am Abend.
I love this topic!
Thank you for another amazing video, Billy! ❤
I do wonder if it's possible to have a video about putting kimono on men? I know it's technically easier, but every time I dress my husband, I feel like I am doing something wrong. Is it possible to make an example video of how to dress a man in kimono?
I also hope that you're staying safe with all the stuff that's going on. I hear Japan is managing relatively well, but take care and stay safe! ❤
Nariasan hi ❤️ I’ve definitely planned videos containing men’s kimono, but first I want to finish my husband’s outfit that I’m sewing currently (and not getting forward because my sewing classes had been cancelled for a month)... it’s coming!
Stay safe, too! ❤️ I’m already self-isolating for 3 weeks now. Besides that it’s getting boring, I should be fine 😊❤️
I’ll have to look for this too! I need help putting on my sons kimono!
VERY HELPFUL VIDEO!!!! GLAD YOU MADE IT!!! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL VERY EDUCATIONAL!!!!!!!!!
Very interesting!
What does one do with rain wear upon entering a house or a shop?
Same with your normal rain coats! Take it off when you have to 😊
Could you show us how to sew a michiyuki?
Hi! What is the umbrella you use called? If so can you send me the name or the link to the store/online shop? ☺️
Diese video ist sehr gut, vielen dankeshon! Aber mein deutsch ist nicht gut, und so ist es besser wenn ich english sprache. When u talked about amazouri I thought u were showing zouri with tsumakawa integrated on the front tip. I have something similar you showed after amazouri and amageta, but it's not a removable tip, it's like a kind of clear slipper that can be put on every kind of zouri and secured at the sides of the hanao with snap buttons, and it has a non slippery sole. About kimono rain coat or amagoto I sewed myself one with some waterproof fabric and I made a nibushiki one with michiyuky style jacket and susoyoke. Mine it's baby pink lol. Btw It's very usefull the trick you show at the end with a regular raincoat, but I think you can even use a second one for the top part as a sort of cape. Grüße aus Italien.
P.S. warum gibt es keine deutsche KDJ?
What should be the height of the hem in the one-piece raincoat? Can it cover all the kimono or should we leave a piece of the kimono hem showing?
Deboladonna hi! Of course there is no length set. It can cover the hem completely or leave the hem showing for a few cm. That’s up to you 😉
@@BillyMatsunagaNice! Thanks for the help 💗
What material are the amago-to michiyuki made of?
One day I really need to make such a raincoat - I have two bolts for those...
Absolutely agree. How long are the bolts for raincoats? same as kimono?
@@Contessamy, I'm not sure, I have not unrolled them yet. Might be a little shorter.
Looking at this video for several times and all the time I am amazed of how beautifully you manage to compose these marvelous colours of your outfit! 💗
Every time I discover something I've missed before and this time I saw a gorgeous obidome (at 7:30min of the video). I wonder if it is handmade by "soutache technique "?
Thank you so much ❤️ and about the obidome: yes, it is! 😊
Exquisite! 💗 If it is not so rude of me, can I ask (maybe privately ?) a close look at it? My email is rinaaster@gmail.com
And if you like soutache, I might have a little surprise for you.. 😎
great video as always👏👏😊 !! Are there accessories and rain coats for men?😊
abdoulay siby of course and they look very similar - of course 😊 and share the same names
@@BillyMatsunaga Okay!! thank you so much!! continue like that!!👏👍😊
I do like the raincoats very much! How come they mostly are made of silk and don't get damaged?
I don't know if this is the only reason, but what water CAN do to silk is change the finish. The problem for silk is in part that if ONE part gets wet (splashes for instance) just those parts will have a different finish and it will stand out.
However, some silk weaves are better with water. A satin (the really shiny smooth finish) won't hold up as well as a taffeta (it's woven more like a normal weave like cheap non-knit cotton is) can, etc.
I have silk satin pillowcases I wash. They don't look like they did when I got them because I wash them. But also the water spots from normal use don't come out when you wash them, it's permanent. So the answer isn't always "you got part wet so get the rest wet too" (I HAVE done that to at least one silk dress, though. Someone knocked a huge glass of water on me in it so I went in the bathroom and soaked the whole dress immediately so it would at least all look the same when it dries. It's a difficult choice.)
So it could just be that raincoats are made from silk that looks ok when you get it wet, because the intended use case is it gets wet.
I don't know if THIS is part of it too, but there are materials you can put on fabrics to protect them from stains or water. I absolutely don't know if they use one of those treatments for these so don't quote, but they COULD.
I know more about western fashions than about kimono, but I hope some info on silk was still helpful :)
How are the raincoats treated, so that they are not affected by the rain? I thought they were silk, as well?
Hello i’m Jeffrey from the Netherlands and i am a new to your channel 🤩 !! I love your Videos!!! Those 👘 u Trifted for one Dollar 👀👀👀 I feel like i have been Scammed 🤣 i do have one or two Gorgeous Beautiful Kimonos 👘 i thrifted 😍
Can u tell me more about it if i send u a Picture of it or anyone else here who might have the Knowledge... and might know how to clean them ? 😍 Thank u in advance your help and information would be greatly Appreciated ❤️🙏🏽
ama=water/wet?
“ama” difference reading for ame 雨 rain
Do men in kimono wear any of these? If so, which ones?
I went walking in a silk shirt and you know 🥺😢😭