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Crazy about Japanese Culture: A series in which we ask "gaijin" (foreigners) who are experts in traditional Japanese culture about their fascination with the culture
第４回 「はかないからこそ着物は美しい」- ジョージ・ハワードさん
お正月や結婚式に着物を着る機会はあっても、誰かに「着せてもらう」よりほかに手はなく、自分で「着られる」日本人は少数派になってしまった。その一方で、ロサンゼルスの山野流着付けでは、アメリカ人男性の講師…
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