Core Kyoto - Season 3 Episode 5 The World of Kimono: Kyoto's Timeless Sense of Beauty
Kyotoites have an affinity for the kimono that shares deep ties with traditional culture. A kimono researcher explains its aesthetics and the wisdom within this traditional clothing. The obi is an infinite expression of beauty. Wearing white socks is a sign of purity. Generations wear the same kimono, because it can be re-sown. Men's kimono exude style with lavish patterns in the coat lining and the family crest on formalwear. Discover the world of kimono, imbued with Kyoto's sensibilities.
Year: 2025
Genre: Documentary
Country: Japan
Studio: NHK WORLD-JAPAN
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Cast: Gary Tegler
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First Air Date: Feb 28, 2013
Last Air date: Jan 23, 2025
Season: 13 Season
Episode: 223 Episode
Runtime: 28 minutes
IMDb: 5.00/10 by 1.00 users
Popularity: 3.916
Language: Japanese, English
Keyword : tradition, way of life, arts and culture, culture, kyoto, japan, japanese folklore, arts and crafts, history of japan, japanese cuisine, food culture, craftsmanship, japanese culture
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Kyoto Tsukemono: Pickles Enhance a Meal's Taste
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Kyoto Sake: A Mellow Taste That Enriches Kyoto Life
The World of Kimono: Kyoto's Timeless Sense of Beauty
Kyoto's Cafe Culture: A Cup Full of Local Hospitality
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Kyogen: Laughing at the Absurdities of Life
Kyoto Decorative Arts: The Artisans' Unceasing Pursuit of Beauty
Around the Temple and Shrine Gates: Activities Along the Approaches Connect People
Shidashi-ryori: The Refined Hospitality of Catered Meals
The Capital of Peace and Bliss: Kyoto Streets Still Bear Hideyoshi's Mark
Uji: The Aristocrats' Playground Where Fleeting Dreams Linger
The Essence Behind Kyo-ryori: The Chefs' Dedication in the Detail
Kyoto Woodcraft: Prominent Woodgrain and Refinement of Use
Iwashimizu-sai: The Ritual in the Gloom in Respect for All Life
Traditional Kyoto Dance: Gion's Consummate Art Exalts Life
Kyoto's Rebirth: The Ancient Capital Prospers Anew
Folding Screens: Refined Furnishings Enhance Their Surroundings