HAKAMA

Hakama is a type of traditional Japanese clothing. It is a wide-legged, pleated skirt or pants that are typically worn over a kimono. Originally, hakama were worn by samurai warriors as a form of armored trousers. Over time, hakama became more popular and were worn by a wider range of people, including scholars, craftsmen, and martial artists. Today, hakama are often worn during formal occasions, such as weddings or graduations, as well as by practitioners of martial arts such as kendo, aikido, and kyudo. There are different styles of hakama, including those with two pleats or four pleats, and they are usually made from cotton, silk, or synthetic fabrics.

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