What is the name of this traditional Japanese attire?
Correct answer: Kimono
chrish3251
Yukata is likely to be a valid answer for this question. It should therefore either not be an option, or more specifics should be given in the question to determine whether Yukata or Kimono.
BambiLuv
WhimsicalRebel377, I've always known the difference to be the material. Yukata is cotton and the kimono made from silk
WhimsicalRebel377
But why ia yukata the wrong answer when it's what it's called in Japan? Like why even give both options?
Player #18121712
AceEnemy23746, a yukata is worth in the summer, also known as summer kimono. I lived there for 5 years, so you can trust me on this.
Adi
Ok, I think that this is quite a tricky question and it should have different answers or the question itself should be modified. I have lived in Japan and I own both an yukata and a kimono and the difference between them is the material, the length of the sleeves, the accessories and ect. And on this photo is hard to tell if it's yukata or kimono.
PineappleSue
AceEnemy23746, Thanks for explaining difference between Yakata/Kimono
Player #16262112
The obi holds the kimono in place.
ぷーけにうす#33
This picture is wrong!
It's not either KIMONO or YUKATA.
We wear with the right side under the left. The left side under style is Only when we die.😑💀
アn ちゃん
yukata is lighter to wear than kimono because kimono is worn with several layers...
Miguel
Rãti 💖, 2nd time is the answer!
Nico Robin
My mom is from japan so i visited there only once before my grandfather died
lee bok
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Player #118103951
I own a kimono. It's very comfortable. The sash tying the kimono closed is an obi.
samuel
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Player #5102884
Yukata is not beautiful
Al amin
i feel kimono is the right one
arohanui
I knew what a kimono is, also obi, and thanks to the comments now I know what a yukata is. but what about the fourth one?
Tombot
BambiLuv, main difference, yukata is casual summer wear, or indoor at an onsen for example. Kimono is formal wear and normally thicker. The material is not the main difference. I will check with my Japanese friends.
Park Jimin
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Marissa
yukata is a kimono like sleep wear in japan..
ilaria
So beautiful!
PES
I was told it is a Yucata. I got this answer wrong but it actually might be correct.
Nancy Sriracha
The Kimono Pictured is definitely a Yukata.
Rohith
Very Good Question I Loved It...
Ben
all these comments on yukata kimono & obi ,
just makes me hungry and craving for sushi right now!
Player #52910804
The one in the picture really doesn't look as elegant as a real kimono should be. Shouldn't it be thicker at the waist?
Player #50434861
right kimono
Trash Can With Limbs
I'm disappointed in myself.
Sonny Vistan
Beautiful Japanese dress l like this.
RAM
chrish3251, yukata is for summer while kimono is for all year the difference is you see how long the cloth in the arms part. if ut was shorter it is yukata, if it is long it is kimono
Batata
yukata should be the right option
Player #43597493
could be both yukata and kimono. I lived in Japan and did wear both. Difference is that yukata is more "fancy" and formal. This picture looks like yukata for me
Guillermo Jr.
Player #16262112, and obi is a ubiquitous answer in crossword puzzles
Mei
yukata, kimono isn't as light as that, it's obviously for summer so yukata
Rãti 💖
Wow, beautiful Japanese attire
Uping Barokah Suryana
yukata and kimono are both right. pls fix this.
Bok Bok
It's supposed to look like a kimono. But the one pictured is a cheap polyester knock-off, the kind you get in a costume store, so I would say that it's neither. The bottom front hem corner would not droop down if it was a real kimono or yukata.
Flashie99
Yukata or kimono should not both be an option ...
Tom
I don't think it could be a Yukata because the obi is wrong.
The broad sash obi, knotted in the back would suggest a kimono.
(I cannot be sure?)