Kimono (着 物?) Is a traditional Japanese clothing. Literal meaning kimono is worn clothes or something (ki means life, and mono means goods).
Kimono now more often worn on special occasions women. Unmarried woman wearing a similar robe called Furisode. The distinctive feature is the arm of a width Furisode almost touching the floor. Women who wear a 20-year-old even Furisode shiki permission to attend. Men wearing a kimono at the wedding, tea ceremony, and other formal events. When the show outside the sumo arena, professional pesumo required to wear a kimono. The children attended the celebration wearing a kimono when Shichi-Go-San. In addition, the kimono worn field workers and service industry of tourism, traditional diner waitress (ryōtei) and employees of traditional inns (ryokan).
Kimono now more often worn on special occasions women. Unmarried woman wearing a similar robe called Furisode. The distinctive feature is the arm of a width Furisode almost touching the floor. Women who wear a 20-year-old even Furisode shiki permission to attend. Men wearing a kimono at the wedding, tea ceremony, and other formal events. When the show outside the sumo arena, professional pesumo required to wear a kimono. The children attended the celebration wearing a kimono when Shichi-Go-San. In addition, the kimono worn field workers and service industry of tourism, traditional diner waitress (ryōtei) and employees of traditional inns (ryokan).