Ethnology, Volume 38University of Pittsburgh, 1999 - Anthropology |
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... Western clothing ( yofuku ) . Japanese attire ( wafuku ) that is clearly distinguished from Western attire is worn mainly on ceremonial occasions such as weddings , funerals , and the coming - of - age ceremony ( seijin shiki ) ...
... Western clothing ( yofuku ) . Japanese attire ( wafuku ) that is clearly distinguished from Western attire is worn mainly on ceremonial occasions such as weddings , funerals , and the coming - of - age ceremony ( seijin shiki ) ...
Page 353
Western , so has the distinction between men and women constantly been related to the same cultural construction ... Western attire , which not only was cheaper but also was much more convenient as work apparel . From the nineteenth ...
Western , so has the distinction between men and women constantly been related to the same cultural construction ... Western attire , which not only was cheaper but also was much more convenient as work apparel . From the nineteenth ...
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... Western styles of clothing " ( Yamanaka 1986 : 9 ) . This is not a distinction in clothing alone . Yamanaka says that in order to understand the role of kimono in Japanese culture , it is important to understand the West as a suru bunka ...
... Western styles of clothing " ( Yamanaka 1986 : 9 ) . This is not a distinction in clothing alone . Yamanaka says that in order to understand the role of kimono in Japanese culture , it is important to understand the West as a suru bunka ...
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