Happi coats: traditional Japanese festival wear

  • Published on : 19/06/2024
  • by : Japan Experience
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Happi coats are a vibrant and iconic part of Japanese culture, closely associated with festivals and celebrations. These colorful, lightweight jackets have a rich history dating back centuries. Originally worn as uniforms by workers and servants, happi coats have evolved into popular festival attire and even casual wear. With their distinctive designs and comfortable fit, happi coats offer a unique blend of tradition and modern style. Whether you're participating in a lively matsuri or simply looking for a touch of Japanese flair, happi coats provide an eye-catching and meaningful wardrobe choice.

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