Tag: Japanese Fasion
Unraveling Japan’s Complex Relationship with Tattoos
The Onsen Problem – Why Tattoos Spark Debate in Japan Recently, there’s been growing attention on cases where individuals, particularly foreign tourists, are denied entry to onsen (hot springs) and public bathhouses due to having tattoos.This phenomenon highlights Japan’s intricate cultural backdrop concerning tattoos.According to the Japan Tourism Agency (part of the Ministry of Land,…
Why Do Some Japanese Wear Split-Toe Footwear? From Samurai Origins to Modern Fashion
Unveiling the Mystery: Tabi, Japan’s Ingenious Footwear Ever seen a shoe with a split toe and wondered about its story?In Japan, this unique design isn’t just a quirky fashion statement; it’s a centuries-old tradition embodied in two fascinating types of footwear: tabi and jika-tabi.While tabi might evoke images of formal tea ceremonies and elegant kimonos,…
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