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HOW TO WEAR YUKATA #3

The third part on how to wear a yukata - the casual Japanese kimono.

	Step 9: Insert both hands into the openings under the arm (‘miyatsuguchi’). Use both hands to remove any creases around the waist on both the back and front of the body.

	Step 10: Hold the ‘centre’ line on the back with the left hand and adjust the distance between the collar and neck by pulling the collar ends with the right hand. Please note that the distance between the collar and the neck should be the size of a clenched fist.

	Step 11: Fold the top right overlap to make a triangle shape.

	Step 12: Bring the upper left overlap over the upper right overlap. Tie the upper overlaps with a second ‘koshi himo’ sash.
How to wear a yukata kimono - Part 4.

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