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thirdw0rld magarza6 moukai bobjinx はねこと：お隣の天使様アニメ化

Know your mochi! Cute chart by @T_marohiko listing famous mochi cakes variations (my favourites is k

Nihon no kotori (Japanese small birds), cute helpful chart by @T_marohiko listing the following spec

Fundamentals of japanese dance by Hanayagi Chiyo - (my scan is gigantic, please click for good readi

Step by step musubi knots charts by @chiyocooooo73, for when you wanna change from classical kainoku

otterintheflightdeck:一斤染 (Ikkonzome) | #F8DAD2 | “600-Gram Dye”Ikkonzome or ikkinzome is the pale pi

otterintheflightdeck:牛血紅 (Gyuuketsukou) | #631400 | “Oxblood”Unlike the English counterpart “oxblood

otterintheflightdeck:鶸色 (Hiwa-iro) | #C2BD3D | “Siskin”The yellowish-green color of a Eurasian siski

otterintheflightdeck:長春色 (Choushun-iro) | #BF6766 | “Long Spring”Choushun is one of the Japanese nam

[Neko mimi (cat ears)] hanhaba obi knot step by step, seen on Kimono machi‘s blog.I have already men

otterintheflightdeck:猩紅 (Shoukou) | #B92832 | “Shoujou Red”Shoujou (猩々) is a monkey-like Japanese se

otterintheflightdeck:草色 (Kusa-iro) | #7B8D42 | “Grass”A slightly yellowish green similar to the colo

otterintheflightdeck:灰汁色 (Aku-iro) | #948562 | “Ash Water”A yellow-tinted grey reminiscent of straw

otterintheflightdeck: 練色 (Neri-iro) | #EDE4CD | “Glossed Silk”The use of neri-iro as a color name da

otterintheflightdeck:橙色 (Daidai-iro) | #EF810F | “Daidai”This native Japanese word for “orange” come

Man nagaki (ankle lenght kimono = men kimono) katamigawari style, retailored from an tsumugi kimono

Demure rainbow tints for this itajime-shibori kimono, paired with a rustic botan karakusa (peony and

Men/otoko poi kitsuke tips by team-osubachi2:what you need to dressputting on tabi socks, underwear

Men Edo era kaburimono (headdress), super helpful chart by @nadeshicorin, showing from left to right

sytoh:俺が長年貯め込んだグラフ・一覧・比較・図解フォルダが今、火を吹く:哲学ニュースnwkSome obi musubi ideas

Those are not musubi I am accustomed to use but, those tying methods could come handy :)First one is

Stripe patterns guide (edited from Nanaoh vol. 40), from left to right, top to bottom:Bamboo stripe,

Elizabeth Olsen

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