Lingaku- red hakama (worn by miko or noblewomen at court)see also 紅の袴【くれないのはかま】
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- red hakama (worn by miko or noblewomen at court)
This term refers to a traditional Japanese garment, specifically a type of pleated skirt worn by women, particularly miko (shrine maidens) or noblewomen in formal settings. It is often associated with ceremonial or ritualistic occasions, symbolizing purity and grace.
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ひのはかま緋の袴をきる着るto wear a red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴をまとう纏うto don a red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴じだい時代the era of red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴すがた姿appearance in a red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴をはく履くto put on a red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴のぎ儀ritual involving a red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴のうつくし美しさbeauty of the red hakamaひのはかま緋の袴のでんとう伝統tradition of the red hakamaじんじゃ神社でのひのはかま緋の袴red hakama at the shrineひのはかま緋の袴をまとった纏ったじょせい女性a woman dressed in a red hakama