和服
Any variety of traditional Japanese clothing. This excludes modern Japanese fashion, such as [[lolita fashion]] and [[school uniform]]s like [[serafuku]] and [[gakuran]].

h4. Clothing
* !post #6471566:  [[ecchuu fundoshi]] [tn]| A [[fundoshi]] with a [[loincloth]].[/tn]
* !post #7062726:  [[jinbei_(clothes)|jinbei]]
* !post #7456212:  [[meiji schoolgirl uniform]] [tn]| Despite the name of the tag, it's not always a [[school uniform]].[/tn]
* !post #2729999:  [[mizu happi]] [tn]| A combination of a [[happi]] coat and [[fundoshi]] (underwear).[/tn]
* !post #7168082:  [[montsuki]] [tn]| A men's attire for special occasions (black being the most formal color among them). It must feature a mon (family emblem).[/tn]
* !post #3464471:  [[samue]] [tn]| A simple outfit originally worn by Japanese Zen Buddhist for manual work.[/tn]
* !post #7099410:  [[sokutai]] [tn]| Formal court clothing.[/tn]
* !post #4967906:  [[shosei]] [tn]| A houseboy (but features a particular style of clothing).[/tn]
* !post #6807184: [[karate gi]]

h5. Kimono
While some of clothing above features kimonos, this category refers to just the kimono itself.
* !post #8321104:  [[bath yukata]]
* !post #6516956: [[funeral kimono]]
* !post #546701:  [[furisode]]
* !post #3847462:  [[furisode sleeves]]
* !post #6179848:  [[karaginu mo]]
* !post #2250595: [[hadanugi dousa]]
* !post #8600: [[kimono]]
* !post #6071643: [[kimono dress]] [tn]| Not really traditional but is somewhat a kimono more or less.[/tn]
* !post #8099065:  [[kosode]] [tn]| Predecessor of kimonos. The proportions of one is different from a kimono.[/tn]
* !post #2115269:  [[layered kimono]]
* !post #3332495: [[right-over-left kimono]] [tn]| Kimonos folded this way are worn by the deceased.[/tn]
* !post #7907859: [[shiroshouzoku]] [tn]| White kimono (usually for the deceased).[/tn]
* !post #1582908: [[susohiki]] [tn]| Very long kimono that it drags on the floor.[/tn]
* !post #7619239:  [[yukata]]

h6. Obi
* !post #8322964: [[obi]] [tn]| A sash to keep a kimono in place. Can have a obimakura on the back.[/tn]
* !post #6164828: [[obijime]] [tn]| A chord tied in the front or back.[/tn]
* !post #7171617: [[obidome]] [tn]| Any obijime accessory.[/tn]
* !post #7615686: [[obiage]] [tn]| Material under obi.[/tn]
* !post #6881966: [[manaita obi]] [tn]| An obi knot tied to the front.[/tn]

h4. Neckwear
* !post #6631065: [[magatama necklace]] 
* !post #6156994: [[mandarin collar|agekubi]] [tn]| Round high-necked [[collar]].[/tn]
* !post #5067114: [[han'eri]] [tn]| Detachable collar that is sewn onto the [[juban]] collar. There use to be ornate but is usually a plain-white now and days.[/tn]
* !post #2255449: [[furoshiki around neck]]

h4. Outerwear
* !post #6154053: [[chanchanko_(clothes)|chanchanko]] [tn]| Tied [[vest]].[/tn]
* !post #8077841: [[chihaya_(clothing)|chihaya]]
* !post #7237147: [[dotera_(clothes)|dotera/tanzen]] [tn]| [[Coat]] length winter wear.[/tn]
* !post #2821098: [[haori]] 
* !post #5813065: [[happi]] [tn]| Common features: Bright color. An emblem or logo. Text on lapels. Short-to-medium sleeves.[/tn]
* !post #4346528: [[hanten]] [tn]| Tied [[jacket]] length winter wear.[/tn]
* !post #1237161: [[hifu]]
* !post #3490877: [[jinbaori]]
* !post #2937374: [[kappougi]]
* !post #7737487: [[kariginu]] [tn](+ [i]suikan[/i])[/tn]
* !post #1057278: [[kataginu]]
* !post #5541149: [[kesa]] | [tn]Worn only over the left shoulder.[/tn]
* !post #2182868: [[michiyuki]]
* !post #3167760: [[tonbi coat]] [tn]| Inverness coat (shown on the right).[/tn]
* !post #4520792: [[uwagi]]
* !post #8227760: [[straw cape|mino]]  [tn]| Straw [[raincoat]] or [[winter coat]].[/tn]

h4. Headwear
* !post #2037204: [[hokkamuri]]  [tn]| A [[tenugui]] (towel) tied around the chin but is often portray to be around the nose. Commonly shown on thief characters.[/tn]
* !post #6230999: [[maetenkan]] 
* !post #7937430: [[nejiri hachimaki]]  [tn]| A traditional [[hachimaki]] ([[headband]]) worn during festivals (often with a [[mizu happi]]).[/tn]
* !post #5401093: [[shaguma]]  [tn]| Sort of a [[wig]].[/tn]
* !post #5844454: [[tate eboshi]]  [tn]| Any of the tall cloth caps worn by male aristocrats since the Heian period.[/tn]
* !post #4138903: [[tenugui]]  [tn]| Towels with many uses but for clothing it can be made into a [[headscarf]] or [[hokkamuri]].[/tn]
* !post #7295539: [[tokin hat]]
* !post #7998585: [[triangular headpiece]] [tn]| Has various regional names. Commonly seen on [[ghost|ghosts]] within folklore.[/tn]

h5. Kasa
Refers to traditional Japanese conical hats.

* !post #2824838: [[ajirogasa]] 
* !post #6213004: [[amigasa]]
* !post #1833658: [[ichimegasa]]
* !post #5536010: [[jingasa]]
* !post #7699124: [[roningasa]] 
* !post #6982785: [[sandogasa]]
* !post #2858570: [[torioigasa]] [tn]| Akin to a amigasa but worn during the [[Awa odori tokushima|Awa Dance Festival]].[/tn]

h5. Mask
* !post #6374219: [[fox mask]] 
* !post #7589026: [[noh mask]]
* !post #2875107: [[oni mask]]
* !post #7991689: [[tengu mask]]

h6. Noh masks
* !post #6019523: [[hannya]] 
* !post #6119325: [[hyottoko mask]] 
* !post #5030361: [[monkey mask|saru]]

h4. Hair ornaments
* !post #6743380: [[hair stick]] 
* !post #7610181: [[hirabitai]] 
* !post #696873: [[motoyui]] 
* !post #7713098: [[kanzashi]] 
* !post #7623520: [[tsumami kanzashi]] [tn]| [[Hair flower]] made of folded fabric.[/tn]

h4. Hairstyle
* !post #5347372: [[chasenmage]] 
* !post #7620495: [[chigomage]] 
* !post #3883878: [[katsuyamamage]] 
* !post #7182767: [[nihongami]] 
* !post #5768425: [[tsubushi shimada]] 

h4. Earrings
* !post #7320079: [[magatama earrings]] 

h4. Legwear 
* !post #5237950: [[kyahan]]
* !post #7762473: [[mawashi]]

h5. Hakama
* !post #7712628: [[hakama]] / [[hakama skirt]]
* !post #1151903: [[hakama short skirt]]
* !post #794703: [[hakama pants]]
* !post #4839881: [[hakama shorts]]
* !post #2234079: [[sendaihira hakama]] [tn]| A white or black [[vertical-striped hakama]] used as formal wear by men.[/tn]

h4. Footwear
* !post #75946: [[geta]]
* !post #3303579: [[jika-tabi]] [tn]| Tabi shoes.[/tn]
* !post #6452942: [[koma-geta]]
* !post #7517809: [[okobo]]
* !post #7008263: [[tabi]] [tn]| Socks.[/tn]
* !post #356360: [[waraji]]
* !post #6074088: [[zouri]]

h4. Addons
* !post #5952930: [[stole]] / [[boa]] [tn]| Worn over the shoulders. Take note when tagging as it's not always Japanese clothing.[/tn]
* !post #2238359: [[haori himo]] [tn]| A chord underneath the [[haori]].[/tn]
* !post #6761674: [[tasuki]] [tn]| [[Bow]] tied on shoulder to keep sleeves clean.[/tn]
* !post #6682601: [[haramaki]] [tn]| Cloth over stomach, for warmth.[/tn]

h4. Undergarment
* !post #7706992: [[fundoshi]] ([[underwear]])
* !post #6895997: [[juban]] [tn]| A kimono undergarment.[/tn]
* !post #7444935: [[sarashi]]

h4. Cosmetic
* !post #7070201: [[komachi beni]] [tn]| Red [[makeup]] made from a [[safflower|benibana]] put on the lips and around the eyes.[/tn]
* !post #6079658: [[irezumi]] [tn]| Japanese style [[tattoo]].[/tn]
* !post #5960774: [[hikimayu]] [tn]| Removed eyebrows with new ones painted on.[/tn]
* !post #7734118: [[oshiroi]] [tn]| A form of [[facepaint]] where white powder covers the face to the end of the neck.[/tn]

* [[black teeth|ohaguro]] [tn]| Dyeing the teeth to be black.[/tn]

h4. [[wedding|Wedding clothes]]
* !post #6909430: [[hiki furisode]] 
* !post #7571860: [[uchikake]] 
* !post #1754286: [[shiromuku]] 
* !post #7577980: [[wataboushi]] [tn]| Wedding hood.[/tn]
* !post #1972688: [[tsunokakushi]] [tn]| Wedding hat.[/tn]

h4. Held objects
* !post #7282420:  [[ema]]
* !post #7455744: [[hagoita]]
* !post #7097652: [[kagura suzu]]
* !post #6611663: [[kinchaku]] [tn]| Small [[drawstring bag]].[/tn]
* !post #2327359:  [[naruko_(instrument)|]] [tn]| Wood clappers.[/tn]
* !post #7139817: [[omamori]]
* !post #1588196: [[rattle drum]]
* !post #5056000:  [[ritual baton]] ([i]Shaku[/i] or [i]hu[/i])
* !post #2606403:  [[shamoji]]
* !post #7663245: [[uchiwa]]

h4. Misc. Synonyms 
* Hakoseko -> [[women's wallet]]

h4. Misc. Terminology
* A frame for hanging [[kimono]] is called an [[ikou]].

h5. Ethnic minority clothing
* [[ainu clothes]]

h4. See also
* [[Tag group:Attire]]
* [[Tag group:Image composition#Trad jp patterns|Tag group:Image composition (Traditional Japanese patterns)]]
* [[Tag group:Prints]]

h4. External links
* "Wikipedia: Japanese clothing":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Japanese_clothing
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