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着物(きもの)()

Wearing a Kimono

着物(きもの)は 日本の 伝統的な 服です。特別な 日に ()ることが (おお)いです。(れい)えば、お正月(しょうがつ)結婚式(けっこんしき)です。

着物(きもの)()るのは 少し (むずか)しいですが、とても (うつく)しいです。最近(さいきん)は、京都(きょうと)などの 観光地(かんこうち)で 着物を レンタルして (ある)外国人(がいこくじん)()えています。

Translation

Kimono is traditional Japanese clothing. People often wear them on special days. For example, New Year's or weddings. Wearing a kimono is a little difficult, but it is very beautiful. Recently, the number of foreigners who rent a kimono and walk around sightseeing spots like Kyoto is increasing.

Comprehension

When do people often wear kimonos?

  • Every day
  • At school
  • On special days
  • In the summer only

The text says kimonos are often worn on special days like weddings or New Year's.

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