【しのぶわげ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. shinobu-wake; mid-18th century women's hairstyle consisting of a chignon with a small ring of hair on either side fastened with a hairpinhistorical term
Forms
  • 【しのぶわげ】
  • ぶ【しのぶわげ】
  • しのぶわげ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. mid-18th century women's hairstyle consisting of a chignon with a small ring of hair on either side fastened with a hairpin
    2. This term refers specifically to a traditional Japanese hairstyle that was popular among women during the mid-18th century. It is characterized by a chignon style combined with decorative elements, making it a significant aspect of Edo period fashion.
    Women in the Edo period enjoyed styling their hair in the shinobu-wake as a form of fashion.
    Women with shinobu-wake were often seen at traditional events.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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