- red hakama (worn by miko or noblewomen at court)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- red hakama (worn by miko or noblewomen at court)
Refers to a traditional Japanese garment, specifically a red hakama, which is worn by miko (shrine maidens) or noblewomen, often during ceremonial or religious occasions.
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くれないのはかま紅の袴をきる着るto wear a red hakamaくれないのはかま紅の袴すがた姿appearance in a red hakamaくれないのはかま紅の袴をしょうぞく装束するto dress in a red hakamaでんとうてき伝統的なくれないのはかま紅の袴traditional red hakamaくれないのはかま紅の袴のまい舞dance in a red hakamaはかま袴のがら柄pattern of the hakamaじんじゃ神社でくれないのはかま紅の袴をきる着るto wear a red hakama at a shrineくれないのはかま紅の袴をもつ持つto have a red hakamaみやび雅なくれないのはかま紅の袴elegant red hakamaくれないのはかま紅の袴のぎしき儀式ritual involving a red hakama
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