How to put on WARAJI (Straw Sandals) of Japanese Matsuri Festival Costumes скачать в хорошем качестве

How to put on WARAJI (Straw Sandals) of Japanese Matsuri Festival Costumes

If you want to look authentic, you must try a pair of Waraji! Waraji was the very popular footwear in the Edo Period. ---------------------------- About Matsuri Sumitaya Matsuri Sumitaya, founded in 1947, is one of the few retailers in Japan which specialize in festival goods. Throughout the spring to autumn seasons, festivals are held across many regions in Japan, including the famous Sanja Festival of Asakusa, Tokyo. We are proud to be the keeper of the Matsuri (festival) tradition through providing festival participants’ costumes and accessories. Welcome and enjoy the cool & stylish Matsuri goods from our shop! Web : https://www.sumitaya.co.jp/f/overseas About Matsuri Japanese “Matsuri” originates from Shinto rituals to enshrine the divinity, at which people praised and showed obedience to the shrine. Now matsuri refers to wider range of occasions including celebrations, festivals, events, cultural / commercial programs where people meet, mingle and feel the sense of unity. Energy from vast number of people consolidates to exude an enormous magnetism and participants are wrapped in a kind of excitement and elation that cannot be felt in everyday lives. Strong sense of ties exists in the matsuri that binds people together, and communities are formed transcending age, danger and ethnicity. About Matsuri Costumes Matsuri costumes originate from the clothing professional carpenters wore during the Edo period. Basic Matsuri style consists of skin-tight Harakake (apron), Momohiki (leggings) and Koikuchi Shirt (buttoned shirt with three-quarter sleeves). On top of this basic style, Happi coat is worn which was designed specifically for the community or group one belongs to.