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Weddings
Perfect for formal wedding ceremonies, whether as a guest or family member. Common choices include Tomesode or Houmongi depending on formality.
Graduations
Often paired with Hakama over Furisode or Houmongi. This look is popular with both students and teachers during graduation season.
Entrance Ceremonies
Typically a clean and elegant look with Iromuji or Komon. Subdued colors for parental presence at school entrance events.
Coming-of-Age (Seijinshiki)
Furisode with dramatic colors and patterns is standard. This once-in-a-lifetime event is a great time to wear something bold and vibrant.
Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3)
Special celebratory kimono for children visiting shrines. Includes children’s kimono styles and easy coordination for families.
Tea Ceremonies (Ochakai)
Simple and tasteful choices like Iromuji or Edo Komon are favored. Formality and seasonal appropriateness are key.
Parties
Coordinate Houmongi or stylish Komon for weddings, receptions, or evening parties. Statement obi and accessories can elevate the look.
Mourning
Formal mourning attire includes black Mofuku with white accessories. Reserved for funerals or memorials.
Casual Outings
Everyday kimono styles such as Komon are great for casual lunch dates, shrine visits, or strolls around town.