Lingaku- okoso-zukin; kerchief covering the whole head (except eyes), worn by women in winter from the Edo period until Meijihistorical term
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- kerchief covering the whole head (except eyes), worn by women in winter from the Edo period until Meiji
This term refers to a specific type of traditional headwear worn by women, similar to a full-hood or kerchief that provides warmth during winter. It is historically significant, as it reflects the fashion and customs of women in Japan during the Edo to Meiji periods.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾をかぶるto wear a kerchiefごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾をするto put on a kerchiefでんとうてき伝統的なごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾traditional kerchiefふゆ冬のごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾winter kerchiefごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾をつかう使うto use a kerchiefてづくり手作りのごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾handmade kerchiefごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾をちゃくよう着用するto don a kerchiefごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾のがら柄pattern of the kerchiefえどEdoじだい時代のごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾Edo period kerchiefごこうそずきん御高祖頭巾ときもの着物kerchief and kimono combination