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

h6. Clothing
* !post #7062726:  [[jinbei_(clothes)|Jinbei]]
* !post #546701:  [[Furisode]]
* !post #3847462:  [[Furisode sleeves]]
* !post #6179848:  [[Karaginu mo]]
* !post #8600: [[Kimono]]
* !post #2115269:  [[Layered Kimono]]
* !post #7619239:  [[Yukata]]

h6. [[Jacket]]s
* !post #2821098: [[Haori]] 
* !post #5813065: [[Happi]]  [tn](Common features: Bright color. An emblem or logo. Text on lapels. Short-to-medium sleeves.)[/tn]
* !post #1891459: [[Hanten]]
* !post #1237161: [[Hifu]]
* !post #3490877: [[Jinbaori]]
* !post #2937374: [[Kappougi]]
* !post #7737487: [[Kariginu]] [tn](+ [i]suikan[/i])[/tn]
* !post #1057278: [[Kataginu]]
* !post #2182868: [[Michiyuki]]

h6. Headwear
* !post #2824838: [[Ajirogasa]] 
* !post #6213004: [[Amigasa]]
* !post #1833658: [[Ichimegasa]]
* !post #5536010: [[Jingasa]]
* !post #6982785: [[Sandogasa]]
* !post #7699124: [[Roningasa]] 

h6. Hair ornaments
* !post #6743380: [[Hair stick]] 
* !post #7610181: [[Hirabitai]] 
* !post #7623520: [[Tsumami kanzashi]] 

h6. Hairstyle
* !post #7182767: [[Nihongami]] 

h6. Legwear 
* !post #5237950: [[Kyahan]] 
* !post #7712628: [[Hakama]] / [[Hakama skirt]]
* !post #1151903: [[Hakama short skirt]]
* !post #794703: [[Hakama pants]]
* !post #4839881: [[Hakama shorts]]

h6. Footwear
* !post #75946: [[Geta]]
* !post #3303579: [[Jika-tabi]] [tn]| (Tabi shoes)[/tn]
* !post #6881966: [[Koma-geta]]
* !post #7517809: [[Okobo]]
* !post #5284710: [[Tabi]] [tn]| (Socks)[/tn]
* !post #356360: [[Waraji]]
* !post #6074088: [[Zouri]]

h6. [[Obi]]
* !post #4622497: [[Manaita obi]] 
* !post #95002: [[Obijime]] [tn](Chord)[/tn]

h6. Addons
* !post #2238359: [[Haori himo]] [tn]| A chord underneath the jacket.[/tn]
* !post #4961558: [[Han'eri]] [tn]| Ornate collar[/tn]
* !post #7615686: [[Obiage]] [tn]| Material under obi[/tn]
* !post #7405743: [[Obidome]] [tn]| Obi accessory[/tn]
* !post #6761674: [[Tasuki]] [tn]| [[Bow]] tied on shoulder to keep sleeves clean[/tn]
* !post #6682601: [[Haramaki]] [tn]| Cloth over stomach, for warmth[/tn]

h6. Undergarments
* !post #7706992: [[Fundoshi]] ([[underwear]])
* !post #5822275: [[Sarashi]]

h6. [[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]

h6. Held objects
* !post #7282420:  [[Ema]]
* !post #7455744: [[Hagoita]]
* !post #7097652: [[Kagura suzu]]
* !post #6611663: [[Kinchaku]] [tn]| (Small [[drawstring bag]])[/tn]
* !post #2327359:  [[Naruko_(instrument)|]] (Wood clappers)
* !post #1588196: [[Rattle drum]]
* !post #5056000:  [[Ritual baton]] ([i]Shaku[/i] or [i]hu[/i])
* !post #2606403:  [[Shamoji]]
* !post #7663245: [[Uchiwa]]


h4. Other
[b][[Samue]][/b]
A simple outfit originally worn by Japanese Zen Buddhist clergy, consisting of a pair of [[pants]] and a thigh-length [[jacket]] that crosses over the chest left over right, they’re typically crafted from linen or cotton and dyed indigo blue, or brown.

[b][[Tate eboshi]][/b]
Any of the tall cloth caps worn by male aristocrats since the Heian period.

[b][[Mizu happi]][/b]
A combination of the [[happi]] and [[fundoshi]] (underwear). 

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

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

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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