裃 (kǎ) - Samurai formal attire — refers to a specific

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裃 · kǎ

Samurai formal attire — refers to a specific type of traditional Japanese clothing worn by samurai, consisting of a sleeveless jacket (kataginu) and pleated trousers (hakama).

Samurai formal attire — refers to a specific

Usage highlights

Samurai formal wearKamishimo attireFormal samurai costumeTraditional Japanese clothing

Synonyms

  • 裃— kamishimo (same term in Japanese)

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The samurai wore formal attire (裃) for official ceremonies.
  • This museum displays an antique kamishimo (裃).
  • In historical dramas, actors often wear kamishimo (裃).

Collocations

  • Samurai formal wear(裃)
  • Kamishimo attire(裃)
  • Formal samurai costume(正式な裃)
  • Traditional Japanese clothing(和装の裃)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Kamishimo was worn by samurai during the Edo period for formal occasions.
  • The outfit consists of a kataginu (shoulder wings) and hakama (pleated trousers).
  • It symbolized the wearer's social status and was part of the samurai dress code.

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