New exhibition in Tokyo traces the history of Japanese traditional fashion


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The kimono will be celebrated on a whole floor, showcasing the complex patterns, the wide range of materials used, but also the ancestral dyeing and weaving techniques. Photo: AFP

Calling all kimono lovers! A rare exhibition opens in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, July 15, retracing the 1, 500-year history of traditional Japanese women's clothing.

As one of the most emblematic pieces of Japanese culture, the kimono will evidently have a special place in the show.

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