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MOFUKU |
MofukuThe Mofuku is only worn to the funeral of a close relative. This kimono is all black. Due to the sensitive nature of when this kimono is worn, we do not have any pictures of one. While
the Tomesode and Mofuku kimono are not as expensive as the
Furisode, they still
costs around A$8,000. In Japan they have a saying, Next kimono is the Uchikake. |
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