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| Young daughter of the noble family in formal dress called "kazami." |
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| 1 | sagegami hair |
| 2 | monoimi |
| 3 | kazami |
| 4 | akome for upper garment |
| 5 | uchiginu |
| 6 | kinu or uchiki or itsutsu-ginu |
| 7 | hitoe |
| 8 | ueno-hakama |
| 9 | koki-hakama |
| 10 | akome-ogi |
| 11 | kazami no ate-obi |
| Young girl in everyday wear called "kazami." |
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| Courtier in regular court dress, ikan: ho (=outer robe) and sashinuki (=divided long skirt or trousers) |
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| Courtier of the side of Emperor in regular court dress "ikan." The dress's color is green, and the green is called "kikujin". This is permited from Emperor. |
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| Court lady in semiformal costumes known as "itsutsu-ginu kouchiki": "kouchiki (=little cloak)" over "itsutsu-ginu (=robes) and "naga-bakama (=dcivided skirt) |
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| 1 | sagegami no binsogi |
| 2 | ko-uchiki |
| 3 | kinu or uchiki or istu-ginu |
| 4 | hitoe |
| 5 | aka no hakama |
| 6 | skome-ogi fan |
| 7 | sage-gami |
| Coutier in everyday wear, "kariginu." |
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| 1 | tate-eboshi |
| 2 | hitoe |
| 3 | kariginu (=hunting suit; garment worn by nobles or court officials) |
| 4 | kariginu no ate or obi belt |
| 5 | kariginu no sode-gukuri |
| 6 | sashinuki or nu-bakama |
| 7 | kawahori or ogi fan |
| Court lady in everyday wear for winter with "kouchiki (=robe)" and "naga-bakama (=long divided skirt)." |
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| 1 | sage-gami hair |
| 2 | sagegami no binsogi |
| 3 | kinu or uchiki |
| 4 | hitoe |
| 5 | aka no hakama |
| Court lady in everyday wear for summer season. |
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| 1 | sage-gami hair |
| 2 | sage-gami no binsogi |
| 3 | sha no uchiki or kinu |
| 4 | hitoe |
| 5 | aka no uchi-bakama |
| 6 | akome-ogi fan |
| Court lady's everyday wear for summer at Insei period in latter term of Heian era. |
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| 1 | sagegami hair |
| 2 | sagegami no binsogi |
| 3 | hitoe no kinu or uchiki |
| 4 | akome-ogi fan |
| 5 | hitoe |
| 6 | aka no uchibakama |
| Courtier in Shinto ceremonial robe, "jo-e." |
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| Imperial guard in regular uniform, "kachi-e." |
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| 1 | kanmuri crown |
| 2 | kanmuri no hosoei |
| 3 | kanmuri no hosoei |
| 4 | hitoe |
| 5 | kachie |
| 6 | ya |
| 7 | tsubo pot |
| 8 | tachi sword |
| 9 | tsurumaki |
| 10 | yumi bow |
| 11 | kukuri-bakama |
| 12 | ichibi-habaki |
| 13 | wara-gutsu shoes |
| Costume for the chief dancer of "kagura," sacred Shito music and dancing. |
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| 1 | kanmuri crown a kenei b oikake c kazashi d oikake no o |
| 2 | aozuri no omi-goromo |
| 3 | aka-himo |
| 4 | hirao no tare |
| 5 | hanpi, shitagasane, hiteo no eri |
| 6 | hanpi no wasure-o |
| 7 | shitagasane no kyo |
| 8 | ueno-hakama e ikai no ito f hizatsugi g ueno-hakama no omeri |
| 9 | oguchi hakama |
| 10 | hosotari sword |
| 11 | torimono no sakaki to kagami no wa |
| 12 | omigoromo no kyo |
| 13 | sekitai no uwade |
| 14 | hanpi no ran |
| 15 | shaku |
| 16 | sekitai |
| 17 | hirao |
| 18 | shikai |
| A dancer in "aozuri" (printed by green color) uniform, who playshinto-dance called Azumaasobi (Playing in the east.) |
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| 1 | kenei no kanmuri |
| 2 | kazashi |
| 3 | oikake |
| 4 | aozuri no omigoromo |
| 5 | tato paper |
| 6 | hirao |
| 7 | ueno-hakama |
| 8 | shikai |
| 9 | hosodachi |
| 10 | shaku |
| 11 | sekitai |
| 12 | omigoromo |
| 13 | shitagasane no kyo |
| Buddhist priest in ceremonial vestment. With ho-mo (=robe) and shichijo-gesa (=seven-paneled Buddhist surplice). |
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| Buddhist priest in formal vestment. With donjiki (=robe) and gojo-gesa (=five-paneled Buddhist surplice). |
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| Buddhist Prince in regular vestment: kyutai (=robe) and gojo-gesa. |
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| 1 | kyutai no Sogo-eri |
| 2 | gojo-gesa no igi or himo |
| 3 | kyutai |
| 4 | gojo-gesa no ko-igi or ko-himo |
| 5 | gojo-gesa |
| 6 | hi-ogi fan |
| 7 | juzu rosary |
| 8 | kyutai no ran |
| 9 | kyutai no ran no amaoi |
| 10 | shitagasane |
| 11 | sashinuki or nubakama |
| Buddhist monk in ceremonial robe, soken and gojo-gesa. |
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| 1 | soken |
| 2 | soken no ran |
| 3 | kyutai no ran no amaoi |
| 4 | gojo-gesa |
| 5 | gojo-gesa no igi or himo |
| 6 | gojo-gesa no ko-igi or ko-himo |
| 7 | sashinuki or nubakawa |
| 8 | juzu rosary |
| 9 | hi-ogi fan |
COSTUME MUSEUM, TOKYO
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