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I went to
STUDIO NANAIRO which is a photo studio
near Thunder gate Kaminarimon of Sensouji Temple locating
western side of Sumida River in Asakusa
downtown Tokyo to take myself transforming into samurai of Edo era wearing fundoshi and kimono on November 24, 2015. In order to introduce Japanese culture
to the world, I explained bilingual of Japanese and English as well as uploaded to
Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/yoshio.wada.12 |
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color locating Asakusa Taito Ward Tokyo.
The formal name is Fuujin- Raijin
Mon. Fuujin is on the right, Raijin
on the left facing to the gate. A big
paper lantern weighing about 700
kg is
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Since Edo era
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joinig about 100 town mikoshi and three
shrine mikoshi has been held on May every summer
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STUDIO
NANAIRO |
In Tokyo, There is a dress-up studio where visitors including foreigners can experience wearing the costumes of characters appearing in samurai dramas reproducing Edo Era several hundred years ago. In order to introduce Japan's samurai culture to the world, I went to Asakusa transformational studio
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I wore kimono at dressing room, making up my face simply to erase the stain. I was taken my portraits at the studio room on 7th floor wearing Japanese formal attire of haori hakama. Haori is Japanese coat and hakama is Japanese skirt for formal wear. Wearing haori hakama I can attend the banquet requesting full dress. |
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Transformed into Samurai Wearing Haori Hakama! |
I selected Nanairo Samurai Course so that three staffs of stage costume, studio lighting and photo shooting took about 400 cuts including naked fundoshi figures for 3 hours. |
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are fixed above the hipbone and horizontal
cord of rokusyaku fundosi so that there is no fear of slide down. |
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This pose is not real in the actual scene, only pursuing the coolness of samurai recommended by STUDIO NANAIRO. Please enjoy samurai costume play, my friends. |
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Kuroda
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The samurai
named Tahei Mori on behalf of Japanese military commander
Nagamasa Kuroda got the No.1 Spear of Japan named Nippon Gou by drinking sake
in a large bowl dry by the order of Japanese military commander
Masanori Fukushima. This is real samurai
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