I find this fascinating only because I love Japanese culture and generally everything about it. Bit could you imagine having to get out of that quickly when you have to run to the bathroom?
the belt itself is called the "himo" the back part of the hakama (the fat part) that is called a "koshi-ita" and that spoon looking thing on the koshi-ita that he stuck behind his belt when he started tying the second part of the hakama is called "hakama-dome"
In case you are still getting notifications from this channel, the under belt is NOT the himo. (Himo are the bands attached to the hakama.) The Japanese word for belts in general is "obi," and the particular style of belt worn under the hakama here is called a kaku obi.
Tight enough to hold your sword somewhat parallel to the ground. if your Obi is too loose the sword will want to swing up, if you get what I mean. But I see no reason to go as tight as it will go as you still need to breathe and move
年に何回か袴を着用する機会があるのですが、周りに聞いても要領を得ず、なかなかうまくいかず悩んでいました。
この動画は非常に親切でテロップもわかりやすく、本当に助かっています。
ありがとうございました。
袴は気持ち悪くなるくらい難しいですが、この動画は非常にためになりました。
有難う御座いました。
私は袴がとても好きです。インドネシアで袴を手に入れるのはとても難しいです。
素晴らしい。シンプルで落ち着いて見れて大変わかりやすい動画ですね。
本当に助かりました。ありがとう。
コメントありがとうございました。
大変参考になります。ありがとうございます。
凄くわかりやすいです！
お手本にさせていただきます！
いろいろやったけど上手くいかず⁉️これはこれで参考になるかも😆
Thank you for your wonderful videos!! I love traditional Japanese men's clothing!!
いい動画をありがとう！
助かった！
最後の厚紙のは・・・・厚紙ないやり方も一緒にして頂きたかったけど・・・
コメントありがとうございます。今後の動画作成の参考にさせて頂きます。
I find this fascinating only because I love Japanese culture and generally everything about it. Bit could you imagine having to get out of that quickly when you have to run to the bathroom?
You don't get out for all your toilet needs. For number one you can fold the leg up to your pipe. For number two you need to undress.
中の着物の丈をどうしているか気になる
参考になりました！！ありがとうございます♪
Great video. Thank you
I liked the vidio very much but what is the under belt called?
the belt itself is called the "himo" the back part of the hakama (the fat part) that is called a "koshi-ita" and that spoon looking thing on the koshi-ita that he stuck behind his belt when he started tying the second part of the hakama is called "hakama-dome"
thank you :)
In case you are still getting notifications from this channel, the under belt is NOT the himo. (Himo are the bands attached to the hakama.) The Japanese word for belts in general is "obi," and the particular style of belt worn under the hakama here is called a kaku obi.
I'm studying iaido, and a lot of people told me that the obi should be as tight as possible, is that right?
Tight enough to hold your sword somewhat parallel to the ground. if your Obi is too loose the sword will want to swing up, if you get what I mean. But I see no reason to go as tight as it will go as you still need to breathe and move
@@luuk341 Thanks a lot mate.
甥の成人式に着付けられると思います。
還暦祝いの服装
Gracias
say my apologies to the premier of japan ,bot hy was come to the senator,s not to romanians.
浪人結びと袴の結び方
1:23 十文字
ARIGATO
i, know now, they will cut my, bot remember, that romania love japan, the golden dragon king it,s in my house.and it,s my friend, and i, love him.
i, do not like psd, i, like traditional japan , picose i,m not from psd ,i,m from romania.
Complimenti un bel nodo!
普通、袴着用時の角帯は、一文字結びにします。
何故なら、一文字で結んでおかねば、園上に腰板が載せられないからです。
然るに、このビデオでは「浪人結び」の様な、仕上がりが「ペッちゃんこ」の結び方で、袴を着付けている。
こんな結び方で袴の腰板を帯に乗せるなんて、私は非常にびっくりしています。
一文字は儀式の時です。昔から袴着ける習慣の人は一文字はやりません。
wow
少し見づらいので一回止めてもらえると嬉しいのですが
ポーズボタン／プレイボタンが、
普通のCDデッキやビデオデッキ、ラジカセの様に再生画面下にあるんだから、
自分で止めれば済む事でしょうに。