关于日本和服的英文介绍
英语介绍日本和服 樱花 明月萌英语演讲
That„s all. Thank you来自人 形 电 脑 天 使 心
双子星公主 外文名：ふしぎ星の☆ふたご姫其他译名：不可思议星球 的双胞胎公主
守护甜心
Detective conan
My neighbor totoro
Howl‟s moving castle
中文名：蔷薇少女 外文名：ローゼンメイデン， Rozen Maiden
• Cherry blossom is an omen of good fortune and is also an emblem of love, affection and represents spring樱花是吉祥 的征兆，也是爱的象征，爱和代表春天.
• Cherry blossoms are an enduring metaphor for the fleeting nature of life, and as such are frequently depicted in art. 。樱花是一个持 久的隐喻的短暂生命，因此常常描绘的艺术。
Women's kimonos
• Kimono is Japan's national costume, the highly traditional Japanese culture for hundreds of years and the Japanese life closely linked.. 和服 是日本的民族服装， 极富日本传统文化特 色，千百年来与日本 人的生活息息相连
“Hanami”is the Japanese traditional custom of enjoying the beauty of flowers, “flower" in this case almost always meaning cherry blossoms or ume blossoms. From the end of March to early May, sakura bloom all over Japan. The blossom forecast , sakurazensen, literally cherry blossom front is announced each year by the weather bureau, and is watched carefully by those planning hanami as the blossoms only last a week or two. In modern-day Japan, hanami mostly consists of having an outdoor party beneath the sakura during daytime or at night. Hanami at night is called yozakura . In many places such as Ueno Park temporary paper lanterns are hung for the purpose of yozakura.“花 见”是日本传统习俗，欣赏美丽的花朵，“花” 在这种情况下几乎总是意义或没开花的樱花。从 三月底到5月初樱花盛开，在日本。开花预测， sakurazensen，字面上的樱花前线宣布每年由气 象局，并仔细观察到这些规划都是只花上一两个 星期。在现代日本，赏花主要包括有一个户外派 对下方的樱花在白天或黑夜。晚上都被称为 yozakura。在许多地方，如上野公园临时纸灯笼 挂为宗旨，yozakura
精美和服ppt,英文的,绝对原创
It’s been a long time since Japanese people began wearing western style’s garments in their daily lives. But kimono, the Japanese traditional clothes are not something what can be left behind.
浴衣(ゆかた)
Women's Kimono - Yukata
In the summer, many women wear a yukata, a light-weight cotton kimono, to attend festivals. Most yukata are navy blue and white, but girls and young women sometimes wear brightly colored, floral pattered yukata. Some people wear them around the house. Japanese inns and hot spring resorts often provide yukata for guests to wear in their rooms.
Children's Kimono
What Is Kimono?
Kimono=着物（きもの）
Kimono means something to wear in Japanese. Specifically, kimono refers to traditional Japanese clothes (kimono dresses).
和服
和服在19世纪末期以前的日本称作吴 服。和服的称谓是日本明治维新以后， 与西洋文化接触中兴起的概念。吴服 （ごふくgofuku）这个称谓源于中国 三国时期，东吴与日本的商贸活动将 纺织品及衣服缝制方法经 传入日本的 缘故。在更加精确的层面上，吴服一 词是专指以蚕绢为面料的高级和服， 而用麻布棉布做的和服会用“太物” 来称呼。
和服虽然基本上由直线构成，穿插在 身上呈直筒形，缺少对人体曲线的显 示，但它却能显示庄重、安稳、宁静， 符合日本的气质。不仅如此，和服同 时也顺应日本的自然；日本绝大部分 地区温暖湿润，因此服装的通气性十 分重要。由于和服比较宽松，衣服上 的透气孔有8个之多，且和服的袖、襟、 裾均能自由开合，所以十分适合日本 的风土气候。
和服的定义
和服种类繁多，无论花色、质地和式 样，千余年来变化万千。不仅在男女 间有明显的差别（男式和服色彩比较 单调，偏重黑色，款式较少，腰带细， 附属品简单，穿着方便；女式和服色 彩缤纷艳丽，腰带很宽，而且种类、 款式多样，还有许多附属品），而且 依据场合与时间的不同，人们也会穿 不同的和服出现，以示慎重
访问和服 是整体染上图案的和服，它从下摆， 左前袖，左肩到领子展开后是一幅图 画，近年来，作为最流行的简易礼装， 访问和服大受欢迎。开学仪式，朋友 的宴会，晚会，茶会等场合都可以穿， 并且没有年龄和婚否的限制。
小纹和服 衣服上染有碎小花纹。因为很适合用 于练习穿着，所以一般作为日常的时 髦服装，在约会和外出购物的场合， 常常可以看到。小纹和服也是年青女 性用于半正式晚会的礼服。
丸带 女式和服最初使用的带子，其正面里有花纹， 华丽而不失典雅。 袋带 宽八寸（日本的1寸=3.03cm），正面有花纹， 底面是素色，目前是日本最流行的带子。其中一种 织入锦线或金线的带子可与礼装搭配，其他染有轻 快图案的带子则用于时装服。 名古屋带 太鼓的两端分别连有两条较细的带子，这 样系起来即舒适又方便。 袋名古屋带:带宽八寸（1寸=3.03cm），比袋带更轻 便舒适。 半中带:其带宽只有普通带子的一半左右，没有里衬， 也不用细绦带，可以根据自己的喜好来打结。
描述日本国家着装特点英文作文
描述日本国家着装特点英文作文The traditional clothing of Japan is known as kimono, which is a T-shaped, straight-lined robe that falls to the ankles and is tied with a sash called an obi. Kimonos are often made of silk and are worn with a wide variety of accessories, including sandals, and a folding fan.The kimono is known for its intricate patterns and designs, which can vary based on the season, occasion, and the wearer's age and marital status. For example, younger women may wear brightly colored and intricately patterned kimonos, while older women may wear more subdued colors and simpler designs. Men's kimonos are typically more subdued in color and pattern, and are often worn with a hakama, a type of wide-legged trouser.In modern Japan, the traditional kimono is not commonly worn on a daily basis, but it is still worn for special occasions such as weddings, tea ceremonies, and coming-of-age ceremonies. Many Japanese people also wear Western-style clothing for their everyday attire, but the influence of the kimono can still be seen in the design and cut of modern Japanese fashion.The influence of the kimono can also be seen in contemporary Japanese fashion, with many designers incorporating elements of traditional Japanese dress into their designs. This can be seen in the use of traditional Japanese fabrics and patterns, as well as in the silhouette and structure of garments.In conclusion, the traditional clothing of Japan, the kimono, is known for its intricate designs and patterns,and continues to influence modern Japanese fashion. Whileit is not commonly worn on a daily basis, it is still an important part of Japanese culture and is worn for special occasions.传统的日本服装被称为和服，是一种T形的直线长袍，长及脚踝，用腰带称为带子。
有关和服的英语报道
有关和服的英语报道Kimono Features Introduction:There are many kinds of kimonos,no matter the color,texture and style,they have changed over thousands of years.Not only are there obvious differences between men and women(men's kimonos are more monotonous in color,more black,less styles,thin belts,simple accessories,and easy to wear;women's kimonos are colorful and bright,with wide belts,and various types and styles.There are many accessories),and depending on the occasion and time,people will also wear different kimonos to show caution(women's kimonos include wedding kimonos,adult kimonos,evening kimonos,banquet kimonos and general dresses).The weaving,dyeing and embroidery of the kimono itself,as well as the cumbersome rules for wearing it(when wearing a kimono,pay attention to wearing clogs,cloth socks,and combing different hairstyles according to the type of kimono)make it a kind of art.Designers continue to innovate in colors and textures,applying a variety of bold designs to colors,so that modern impressions are subtly integrated into classical forms.The kimono is a flat cut,almost all of which is composed of straight lines,that is,the beauty of the kimono is created with straight lines.The kimono is cut with almost no curves,except for a 20cm opening at the collar,and the excess is folded together when the collar is topped.If thekimono is taken apart,people can see that the fabric used to make the kimono is still a complete rectangle.Because the tailoring of kimono has the above characteristics,it is more free in tailoring.When making kimonos,people's body shape is less affected,and people with different heights,shorts,fats and thins,even if they wear the same size kimono,rarely give the impression that they don't fit well.Because,it can vary from person to person and adjust the size around thewaist.Although the kimono is basically composed of straight lines,which are interspersed with the body in a straight tube shape,and lacks the display of the human body curve,it can show solemnity,stability and tranquility,which is in line with the Japanese temperament.Not only that,the kimono also conforms to the nature of Japan;most areas of Japan are warm and humid,so the ventilation of the clothing is very important.Because the kimono is relatively loose,there are as many as 8 ventilation holes on the clothes,and the sleeves,fronts and skirts of the kimono can be freely opened and closed,so it is very suitable for the climate of Japan.Ventilation is a major advantage and feature of kimonos,so the cuffs,jackets,and skirts of kimonos can be freely opened and closed.However,this kind of opening and closing,especially the opening and closing of the placket,has a lot of attention.Different openings and closings have different meanings,showing the different identities of thewearers.For example,when an artist wears a kimono,the placket is always open,and the belt is only tied at the"V"-shaped intersection of the placket.This way of wearing not only gives people a feeling that the kimono seems to be off but not off,showing a subtle beauty,but also shows the identity of women who are engaged in thisprofession.Conversely,if women who are not engaged in this occupation are wearing kimonos,they must close the fronts of the kimono.But even if the front of the shirt is closed,the degree of it is also very important,and it shows the marital status of the wearer:if it is a married woman,the front of the shirt does not have to be fully closed,but can be left open at the neck.But if it is an unmarried girl,you must close all the plackets.In fact,the wearing of kimonos is so elaborate that there are"classrooms"in Japan that teach people how to wear kimonos.In 1964,Japan specially established the"College of Dressing and Etiquette",which trained a large number of kimono experts,popularized kimono dress,etiquette,Japanese tailoring,creativity,beauty and publishing books.In 1966,the All Japan Writing Promotion Association was established,advocating November 15 as Kimono Day,and calling on the public to wear kimonos on the Seven-Five-Three Festival.Historical development of kimono:The original Japanese clothing was women's clothing called"mantou"and men's clothing called"banner".Theso-called"cross-head clothing"is to dig a hole in the cloth,put it on from the head,and then use a belt to tie the cloth hanging under the two armpits,and then match it with bottoms similar to a skirt.The method is quite primitive,but very practical.The so-called"banner"is to surround the body with uncut cloth,exposing the right shoulder,like a monk's cassock.Legend has it that there was a god of life,izanagias,during the theocratic era in Japan.He often took off his shirt,hakamashi,and belt when he held the event of eliminating disasters(by fasting and bathing,etc.)Thousands of ruins have been found,and their distribution area,from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south,is almost all over Japan.The Japanese in primitive society lived a migratory life in groups,and the main productive activities were hunting and gathering(don't always think of the imperial age).Perhaps it was in that era that the Japanese started to use animal fur or leaves to keep out the cold,and walked out of the era of nudity.In the late Jomon period(the Neolithic period in Japan,equivalent to 800-500 years ago)and the Yayoi period(the era of the use of Yayoi-style pottery in Japan,equivalent to 300-300 years ago),Japan has two Basic clothing style.One is around-neck pullover,similar in shape to today's round-neck knitted pullovers;the other is a pair of plackets,with a left placket,collar from the tip to the waist,and equidistant two ends are fastened with string knots.Sleeves are barrel sleeves and are above the knee.There are alsohakamash,scarf and yuxubias matching the top.The hakamash refers to a loincloth that is worn under the lower body under the jacket,but the hakamash here refers to bottoms similar to trousers with legs attached.Men have a kind of loincloth called shang,which is tied around the top of the shirt.Due to the pleats at the tie,the clothing has undergone some changes.Most women wear clothes,and the difference from men is that the women's clothes reach the ground,and the form is quite similar to the"ima"of today's dprk women's skirts.The scarf is generally hung on the shoulders as a decoration,and the form of hanging is not limited,and it is usually determined by personal preference.In production labor,scarves are often used as a belt to tie long sleeves,or as a substitute for a burden cloth.On the occasion of parting,people waved their scarves to show their reluctance topart.yuxubia is a kind of ribbon-like fabric larger and longer than a scarf,which is covered over the head and hangs around the waist.In ancient Japan,it was taboo for women to be peeped at by men,so they used it to cover their faces.。
日本的礼仪与日本和服
Parts of the kimono.
yuki - sleeve length ushiromigoro - rear main section uraeri - inner collar doura - upper lining sodetsuke - armhole seam fuki - hem guard sode - sleeve okumi - front panel below the collar miyatsukuchi - opening below armhole sodeguchi - sleeve opening tamoto - sleeve pouch maemigoro - front main section furi - sleeve below armhole tomoeri - overcollar eri - collar susomawashi - lower lining
Tips and Warnings:
People from Japan often give weak handshakes; this is cultural, so do not take it as a sign of weakness. Do not write on business cards you receive or put them in your wallet during the meeting. Both of these actions are seen as disrespectful.
Bow—custom and behavior
The most informal bow is a bend of about 15 degrees for a casual greeting. In casual daily life situations, bowing is often a nod of the head. The most common type of bow is done to a 30-degree angle to greet customers or to thank someone. It's often seen in Japanese business situations. A more formal way of bowing is performed to a 45-degree angle looking down at your feet. This type of bow signifies deep gratitude, a respectful greeting, a formal apology, asking for favors, and so on.
和服介绍英语作文八下
和服介绍英语作文八下The Japanese Kimono: A Timeless EleganceThe kimono, a traditional Japanese garment, is a true embodiment of the country's rich cultural heritage. This exquisite robe, with its intricate patterns and vibrant colors, has captivated the world for centuries, inspiring awe and admiration. From its origins as a simple garment to its current status as a symbol of Japanese identity, the kimono's journey is a fascinating one, worthy of exploration.The word "kimono" literally translates to "thing to wear," and its history can be traced back to the 8th century. Initially, the kimono was a simple, unlined garment worn by both men and women. Over time, the style evolved, becoming more elaborate and diversified, reflecting the social status and cultural preferences of the wearer. The upper classes, such as the nobility and the samurai, adorned themselves in richly decorated kimonos, while the commoners wore more subdued and practical designs.The construction of a kimono is a true work of art. The garment is made from a single bolt of fabric, typically silk, which is meticulously cut and sewn to create the distinctive T-shape. The sleeves, whichcan be as long as the wearer's height, are an integral part of the design, often featuring intricate patterns or embroidery. The obi, a wide sash that cinches the waist, adds an additional layer of elegance and sophistication to the ensemble.The patterns and motifs adorning the kimono are a reflection of the wearer's personality, social status, and the occasion. Floral designs, such as cherry blossoms and peonies, evoke the beauty of nature and the changing seasons. Geometric patterns, on the other hand, may represent the wearer's connection to their heritage or cultural traditions. The use of gold and silver threads, as well as the incorporation of symbolic animals like cranes and dragons, further enhance the visual appeal of the garment.The art of wearing a kimono is a complex and highly ritualized process. The proper donning of the garment requires great skill and attention to detail, as the layers of fabric must be arranged just so to achieve the desired look. This intricate process is often taught from a young age, with children learning the proper techniques from their elders. The way a kimono is worn can also convey important social cues, such as the wearer's marital status, age, and occasion.Beyond its sartorial significance, the kimono also holds deep cultural and spiritual meaning in Japan. The garment is closely tied to the country's rich heritage, from the traditional arts of calligraphy andpainting to the refined ceremonies of the tea ceremony and the Noh theater. The kimono is not merely a piece of clothing but a canvas upon which the essence of Japanese culture is expressed.In recent years, the kimono has experienced a resurgence in popularity, both within Japan and on the global stage. Fashion designers and artists have embraced the kimono's timeless elegance, reinterpreting the traditional garment in innovative ways. Kimono-inspired fashion has become a sought-after trend, with modern interpretations blending the classic aesthetic with contemporary silhouettes and materials.Moreover, the preservation of the kimono's traditional craftsmanship has become a matter of national importance. Master artisans, known as "Living National Treasures," work tirelessly to pass on their skills to the next generation, ensuring that the art of kimono-making remains a vibrant and integral part of Japanese culture.In conclusion, the kimono is a testament to the enduring beauty and cultural richness of Japan. This exquisite garment, with its intricate designs and deep-rooted symbolism, continues to captivate and inspire people around the world. As we delve deeper into the kimono's history and significance, we gain a greater appreciation for the artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural traditions that have shaped this iconic symbol of Japan.。
关于日本和服的英文介绍
关于⽇本和服的英⽂介绍The kimono is the traditional costume of Japanese nation. It was based on the costume of Tang dynasty of China and gradually developed through more than 1000 years history.The kimono we see today mostly inherit the costume feature of Jianghu dynasty. Japanese fully and perfectly express their impression for art on kimono.The folk dances and traditional art can’t do without kimono, for the kimono can display the elegancy and beauty of Japanese women. Japanese people always wear business suit when they work, especially for people work outside and salesman, their companies demand the worker must wear business suit. The young people are always like to wear fashionable and informal dress in spare time.The dressing of Japanese people is neat and tidy; especially the Japanese women like dressing up and make up properly. They are particular about dressing.The kimonos are various and change constantly in designs, color and texture in thousands years.There are obvious differences in dressing kimono between man and woman (The man kimono is singular in color and emphasize black with less style, thin waist band and simple accessories so that easy to wear, While woman kimono are colorful with wide waist band, various style and many accessories.) People wear different kimono in specific situationand time to show prudence.(Women have kimonos for wedding, adult, dinner, ceremony and also common kimonos.) The knitting, dyeing and embroidery of kimono and its complex rules in dressing solemnly make the kimono an art of work. (Japanese people usually wear clogs and clothe socks when dressing kimono and comb different hair style according to the type of kimono.) The designers constantly innovate in style, color and texture, and boldly use their design on kimono. This make the modern image skillfully assimilate into the classic beauty history of kimono.In Japan, there is still a painting genre specialize in drawing the women wearing kimono. These paintings not only keep the color, texture, design, fashion and accessories of kimonos in different period, but also reflect dressing rules and different poses with different expressions when wearing it. The paintings also express the attitude and fondness of artist and the people in the same age. Besides, there are some specific rules and taboo in wearing it. The article state the important meaning of kimono for Japanese culture through the introduction of kimono in detail, and demonstrate the importance of modern costume in national history and culture.。
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The kimono is the traditional costume of Japanese nation. It was based on the costume of Tang dynasty of China and gradually developed through more than 1000 years history.
The kimono we see today mostly inherit the costume feature of Jianghu dynasty. Japanese fully and perfectly express their impression for art on kimono.
The folk dances and traditional art can’t do without kimono, for the kimono can display the elegancy and beauty of Japanese women. Japanese people always wear business suit when they work, especially for people work outside and salesman, their companies demand the worker must wear business suit. The young people are always like to wear fashionable and informal dress in spare time.
The dressing of Japanese people is neat and tidy; especially the Japanese women like dressing up and make up properly. They are particular about dressing.
The kimonos are various and change constantly in designs, color and texture in thousands years.
There are obvious differences in dressing kimono between man and woman (The man kimono is singular in color and emphasize black with less style, thin waist band and simple accessories so that easy to wear, While woman kimono are colorful with wide waist band, various style and many accessories.) People wear different kimono in specific situation
and time to show prudence.(Women have kimonos for wedding, adult, dinner, ceremony and also common kimonos.) The knitting, dyeing and embroidery of kimono and its complex rules in dressing solemnly make the kimono an art of work. (Japanese people usually wear clogs and clothe socks when dressing kimono and comb different hair style according to the type of kimono.) The designers constantly innovate in style, color and texture, and boldly use their design on kimono. This make the modern image skillfully assimilate into the classic beauty history of kimono.
In Japan, there is still a painting genre specialize in drawing the women wearing kimono. These paintings not only keep the color, texture, design, fashion and accessories of kimonos in different period, but also reflect dressing rules and different poses with different expressions when wearing it. The paintings also express the attitude and fondness of artist and the people in the same age. Besides, there are some specific rules and taboo in wearing it. The article state the important meaning of kimono for Japanese culture through the introduction of kimono in detail, and demonstrate the importance of modern costume in national history and culture.。