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                <title>Drawings Featuring Formal Kimono - Making It A Day You&#039;ll Never Forget</title>
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                                            The kimono is a traditional look that Japan is very well known for, but did you know that there are especially formal versions of the iconic garb? <i>Furisode</i> (kimono with long flowing sleeves) and <i>montsuki hakama </i>(formal kimono embossed with a crest) are worn on particularly auspicious occasions like coming-of-age ceremonies or <i>hatsumode</i> (the first visit to temples or shrines for the New Year). <p>Okita Souji, Izumo no Okuni, and Kagetora Nagao (from <i>Fate/Grand Order</i>) all look especially lovely in their colorful and ornate <i>furisode</i>, don't they?<br /></p><p>Have a look at the fantastically formal looks below and see if there are any you'd like to try out for yourself. </p><p><br /></p>
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