Kahalagahan ng kimono sa kultura ng mga Hapon

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00:00The country of Japan is rich in culture and one of its most famous symbols is their traditional kimono like the one we're wearing right now.

00:11And now, we'll talk about the history and story behind this kimono and how it should be worn.

00:19We'll be joined by Mila Villagonzalo Chutaychi,

00:23Business Tourism Ambassador International 2020, Japan Creator and Director of the International Foundation of Women.

00:30Good morning and welcome to Rise and Shine Philippines.

00:32Good evening and good morning to all of you.

00:36Ohayou gozaimasu, minna-san, to my fellow countrymen in Japan and all over the world.

00:43Kimono connecting Kimono Philippines, Japan to the world.

00:48Ohayou gozaimasu.

00:50Okay, tell us about the kimono culture in Japan.

00:54Yes.

00:55A little history about it and its significance to the culture of Japan.

00:57Yes, the kimono culture is the same as what we have in the Philippines.

01:01This is the culture of Japan that is really being taken care of.

01:05That's why you have to take good care of them on how to properly wear a kimono.

01:12Okay.

01:13Yes.

01:14I want to know, what are the occasions when kimonos are used?

01:18Because you mentioned earlier that this kimono we're wearing right now is a summer kimono.

01:23Yes, it's a summer kimono.

01:24So there are different types of kimono.

01:26Yes.

01:27How special is this kimono to the Japanese?

01:30The kimono depends on the occasion.

01:32The kimono has a wedding kimono.

01:35When you're 20 years old, like us, 18 years old, the kimono is long.

01:42The wedding kimono is thick, like a geisha.

01:47The furisode is long, like this.

01:51We have a formal kimono, the wedding tomisode.

01:58When you're a mother and your child is getting married, you have to wear a black kimono.

02:04Then, the formal kimono.

02:07There are many types of kimono depending on the occasion that you're wearing.

02:13So the price is different depending on the kimono, the silk that you're wearing.

02:19The one I'm wearing right now is a summer kimono.

02:23Because it's hot in Japan, the texture of the fabric has to be thin.

02:27This is a summer kimono.

02:29It has to be thin.

02:31This is a yukata.

02:33Yukata means summer kimono.

02:35This is a kimono that has to be thin when you're wearing it.

02:39Because it's hot in Japan, the layer has to be thin when you're wearing it.

02:44What about the furisode?

02:46The furisode is long.

02:48It's really beautiful.

02:50It's obi.

02:52The life of a kimono is in the obi.

02:54This is called an obi.

02:56It's like a kimono belt.

02:58It's beautiful.

03:00If you wear an obi in the back and front, it's 1 to 45 lessons.

03:05If you forget to wear it, you won't be able to do the obi.

03:11Even if your kimono is beautiful, if you don't wear the obi properly,

03:15you won't be able to wear it.

03:17You won't be able to give justification to the kimono.

03:20Maybe you should wear it better.

03:22Let's do a demo.

03:24We already talked about colors and design.

03:26Let's see what Ma'am is saying about how to wear it.

03:31Let's do it.

03:35Maybe Meiji will wear the kimono.

03:41Please show us the correct process.

03:44This is called a kimono.

03:48I will show you step by step how to wear a kimono.

03:53If you want to wear a kimono, you can do it yourself.

03:56This is the easiest way.

03:58You can wear a kimono in just 3 minutes.

04:01You can do it yourself.

04:04It's a summer kimono.

04:06We are wearing socks or medias.

04:09What is this called, Ma'am?

04:11This is called tabi.

04:13This is called kusuchita tabi.

04:15This is a kimono.

04:18First, we will align the collar.

04:26Then, adjust it at the back.

04:31Then, you will raise it.

04:33It depends on the length you want.

04:36Align it.

04:38It depends on the length you want.

04:42Now, the kimono needs to be on the right side.

04:46Where is your right side?

04:47Yes, it's always on the right side.

04:49You will adjust the kimono like this.

04:54You will adjust it to the length you want.

04:59Should it be on the floor?

05:02Yes, but it's better if it's on the floor.

05:07It's adjustable depending on the occasion.

05:10It's better if it's on the floor.

05:14All kimonos, whether it's summer, formal, or informal,

05:20it's always on the right side.

05:22Because there's a procedure that follows.

05:26This is called talihimo.

05:29It's called himo.

05:31You will tie it to your body.

05:34You can do it yourself.

05:36When you go to Japan, tourists wear this.

05:40Yes, but it's not complete if you don't wear it.

05:47It's a must.

05:48It has a cultural value.

05:50Yes, it has a value.

05:52You will be satisfied if you wear this.

05:56Now that you've tied the kimono,

05:59it doesn't move anymore.

06:02You will adjust the back so that it looks good.

06:07Let's show it to the camera.

06:10You will flatten it like this

06:14so that it looks good on the back.

06:19It's even, right?

06:21If you look at it, you can see the curve on the back.

06:26Very precise.

06:28If you don't have a collarbone,

06:32you can adjust it on the front.

06:36So you will adjust it on the back and front.

06:39It looks like you're inserting the collarbone.

06:42It reminds me of our Philippine malong.

06:45You can also grow a lot of malongs.

06:47Yes, so that it looks good.

06:49You have to be careful.

06:51This is a collarbone.

06:53It has to be visible.

06:57You have to measure it.

06:59There's a measurement?

07:01You have to fold it so that it looks good.

07:08So that's how detailed the kimono is.

07:11Yes, it has to be detailed.

07:13Because there's a measurement.

07:15Even if you don't have a collarbone,

07:17it looks good.

07:19This is where your kimono will be fixed

07:23so that no matter what you move,

07:25it won't be damaged.

07:28Okay, so we will continue wearing Meiji's kimono

07:33together with Ms. Myla

07:35so that we can learn more about how to wear a kimono.

07:40Actually, Ms. Myla is the first Filipino kimono teacher.

07:44Okay, so later we will show the final look of Meiji's kimono.

07:51But meanwhile, we would like to thank Ms. Myla

07:54and later we will show the final look of Meiji's kimono.

07:58Thank you, Ms. Myla, for sharing with us

08:00and visiting us this morning.

08:02Alright, this is it for now.

08:04Our kimono drama by Ma'am Myla is finished.

08:10Thank you very much.

08:12It's so beautiful.

08:14What kind of summer kimono is this?

08:17It's called chocho.

08:19Okay, a butterfly.

08:22It's a sign that we might need to go to Japan.

08:28We need to manifest.

08:30Alright, thank you once again, Ms. Myla.

08:32We still have more stories to tell.

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