關於 traditional costume in japan ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

伝統芸能プロデュース。
戎舞＋（プラス）が始まり嬉しい報告。座員の皆んな曰く、お客様がいつも5人位だったのが、、初日も２日で完売、多い時も100人位のお客様が来てくだってるみたいです👏👏😭
有り難いです。
また、大変メディアの方にも取り上げて頂き自分が入ってよかったな、と思えた今日この頃です🙇‍♀️（いつも文楽を取材してる記者さんにも、こういう新しい伝統芸能が見たかった❣️とお言葉も頂き嬉しかったです）。
何より福を運んで来てくれる戎様が沢山のお客様に囲まれ、嬉しそうです。
この写真の巫女様達は新たに加えた新しい登場人物。沢山練習して、益々腕をあげております戎舞＋は、5月30日まで、是非ご覧ください✨✨

また、秋にはまたまた違う演目をつくります🍁お楽しみに！

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Artist Asami Kiyokawa is producing two Awaji Ningyo Joruri plays. She has directed the whole project from launch onwards, including stage and costume design, and Seiko Ito has been brought in to write the script. Retaining the essence of a traditional performing art that has been handed down over five centuries on Awaji Island, Kiyokawa has created an enjoyable performance that is accessible to everyone.

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Awaji Ningyo Joruri is a form of traditional performing art with a history that goes back five centuries. It contributed to the development of Japan’s Bunraku puppet theater, and it is the pride of Awaji Island. Its touching performances involve narratives full of passion, acted out using puppets operated by three people, which are valuable works of art in themselves, together with dignified shamisen accompaniment. During its golden age, over forty theater companies vied for attention, employing one thousand puppeteers who toured all of Japan, not just Awaji Island. Despite having made puppet shows well-known throughout the country, Awaji Ningyo Joruri faced declining audience sizes, name recognition, and popularity. The Awaji Ningyo Joruri revival project was started with the aim of ensuring that this beacon of culture is not extinguished.

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Sharp and reddish in house Traditional Tang Dynasty Men Costume and the Chinese Kua for Lady. Looks sharp in the temple.

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This is the EASIEST and CHEAPEST tutorial on how to look like a real Japanese Geisha! Fun Fact: The 3 colours white, red and black which are used in every Geisha's makeup also happen to be the nation's LUCKY COLOURS! :D

Geisha (芸者?), geiko (芸子) or geigi (芸妓) are traditional Japanese female entertainers who act as hostesses and whose skills include performing various Japanese arts such as classical music, dance, games and conversation, mainly to entertain male customers.

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KAWAII♥PATEEN SKILL-UP #25
Traditional Japanese MAKEUP TUTORIAL Lolita-style
by fashion model Misako Aoki
ファッションモデル青木美沙子和風メイク講座 チュートリアル

If you want to know the best techniques the Japanese models use to achieve traditional Japanese style check this video!

Outfits provided by the brand gouK from the h.NAOTO lineup.

Misako Aoki is known for flying all over the world promoting lolita fashion.
She is a fashion model from the magazine KERA and the most popular lolita fashion brands.
She works as a nurse inbetween her modeling and lolita brand producing activities, and released a new book in Spring, which photoshooting video can be seen here, including interviews :
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Hello everyone, this is Misako Aoki.
Introducing the Wa-Loli (Japanese Lolita) makeup.
Starting now!
Using the concealer to cover the dark circles and pimple marks.
After hiding them, tapping the concealer on the skin to cover the pores.
Putting on the foundation.
Using a lighter color foundation will give a doll like look, so I'm selecting a lighter tone.
Putting face powder with some glitter will give the whole face a chinaware like skin.
When doing the Wa-Loli, the wear has quite a vivid color, so having stronger eyeshadow will match with the clothes. Using a bright colored turquoise blue eyeshadow.
Adding some gold glitter on top.
On the bag of the eye, adding gold and white glitter to make it look plumpy.
On the corner, using brown shadow to blend in to make a droopng eye and giving it a 3D effect.
Using liquid black eye liner.
Making it a stronger makeup, the corner sticking out and giving it wings.
To give strong impression eyelashes, putting on some gorgeous ones, but to make it even more gorgeous, shifting the place to apply to have more lashes on the corner side.
Adding fake eyelashes to the bottom will give a GAL type look, and Wa-Loli should be pure and clean, so using my own eyelashes here.
Adding color to the cheek with bright orange which looks like a mixture of red and orange, and mixing it with pink.
Adding to the whole part especially under the eye will enforce the eye and make it look bigger, and give a cute look like Japanese dolls.
Finally using powder to shade off the entire face, giving it a soft look.
Red lipstick to straighten the shape of the lip to a puckered up mouth.
The corner of the mouth should have the color shaded off with concealer.
Using red lip gloss to give more charming and Japanese doll like look.
Putting a hint of rhinestone to the eyebags.
Placing it just below the pupils of the eye will make the eyes look bigger and the point will be concentrated there, giving it more gorgeous look.
When putting the rhinestones, the gems itself are pretty big, so using fake eyelashes glue instead of vaseline will have it kept on.
Depending on the fashion, 2 or 3 could go on, and it may look cute with them on both corners of the eye.
Some people put them on the eyebrows, so enjoy the makeup by putting them wherever you like.
Using this bobbed brunette hair wig to make it Japanese like.
As there are flower designs on the costume, I've selected head accessories with flower motifs and since it's a bobbled hair, I wasn't able to do many hair arrangement but to give a little gorgeous look with the hair accessories.
Many pearl motif hair accessory like a Kanzashi comb to give it more gorgeous look.
How was the Wa-Loli makeup?
This was Misako Aoki.
The skirt is unique with the long design from the front to back, and the hem of the skirt and ribbon is Japanese design.
The Japanese design ribbon is an eye catcher.
For the top, the scale print design on the sleeve is the key, and wearing it directly or pulling it over is cute.
The skirt has a lot of volume.
Wearing as it is can be used as a Pannier.
The top is a cover wear with the bare shoulder cut.
Matching with the skirt to make it girlie look, matching with pants to make it stylish. It could be used in different styles.

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"Shiro-Nuri" (painted in white) artist MINORI interview & June 2014 exhibition

Minori is a Shiro-Nuri (painted in white) makeup artist who uses Japanese traditional Shiro-Nuri techniques to express nature-centered themes since 2009.
Her art is not limited to photos, she is herself a living work of art, exhibiting her Shiro-Nuri makeup as a fashion style in everyday life. She calls this style "Monshiro-Joh", which would mean "Miss Small-White" (a play of words with "Monshiro-Choh" which means Small Cabbage White butterfly).

Shiro-Nuri is a Japanese traditional makeup style, and is used by Geisha and actors of Kabuki for a very long time.

Since the Meiji era (1868-1912) the Japanese arts have been greatly influenced by the Fine Arts from the occident,
and started moving from simple handicrafts to fine arts, and lately with the new technologies Japanese arts start another transformation.
This exhibition called HYOH-BYOH is centered around the artists whose art is based on traditional Japanese detailed crafts and workmanship, and still not influenced by new technologies.

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creating decorations as I desire, like a canvas.
People do get scary
I do not care about the criticism
There are clothes I want wear, and I do my make-up accordingly, so with the white painting I also wear it as a fashion.
I truly like the Gothic and the Lolita, and since those types of clothes are decorated, or should I say, the decorations are very detailed, there was a part of me which said it does not match very well with my looks.
During that time, I was not creating, but the desire to express my originality grew more and more. Thus, I started creating on my own or re-make, and I had continued to change my make-up accordingly.
When my face is white, I am able to change the decoration or create a new face like a canvas.
I brought in my favorite "nature" aspect, and gave it more originality.

During that time, I was not creating, but the desire to express my originality grew more and more. Thus, I started creating on my own or re-make, and I had continued to change my make-up accordingly.
When my face is white, I am able to change the decoration or create a new face like a canvas.
I brought in my favorite "nature" aspect, and gave it more originality.

I have different mindsets on fashion photos and art photos. The fashion is based on purely for my enjoyment, but the art photos is an experiment on how much I can express on one theme of nature. And, based on that nature theme, I make my own costume or tell the photographer on how I want to shoot the photos and create something together.
It does make people scary.
The white painting. Yes, when the face is white, people tell me I look dead or it looks creepy, but other than that I do not have any problems.
I have this pure feeling of loving it, and I have a strong feeling of expressing through this white painting style, and it is the strongest thing I want to do in my life. Although others may call it creepy, I do not care much. Seeking what I want to do and finding the meaning of my life is what keeps me going despite the criticism.
This exhibition is called "HYOH-BYOH" (vast and indistinct). It is an exhibition of masterly art of selected artists who create by hand, which is analog but very detailed work.
I was invited by Ikeuchi-san, the curator who thought my make-up to be great and eye catching. Based on the theme of nature becoming visible from the inner face is the main theme. The title is "metabolism". The image I have is absorbing and releasing new things in and out of your self.
It seems there is a body mechanism of blinking without consciousness. I believe in that short moment appears the true nature within me. So, I shot with the theme of nature coming out and disappearing every time I blink my eyes.
The art works have been taken in 4 patterns.
From the top, "sun" "plants" "water" and "earth"
From the left is shown the "sleep" "awakening" "enlightenment" "death".
I am not only changing my make-up, but also my hair as well.
One of the themes is the "sun" from its "awakening" until its death.
This took us a whole day to photo shoot. Starting from the very first status of sleep, I added more make-up and finalized it. It goes same with the hair where I arrange using one whole thing on the same day and at the end, accordingly with "death", I either burn it or spray paint it.