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日本の(ふく)

Japanese Clothes

日本の伝統的な(ふく)着物(きもの)です。着物はとてもきれいです。でも、毎日着る人は(すく)ないです。お(まつり)りや結婚式(けっこんしき)(とき)()ます。

今の日本人は、たいてい洋(ふく)を着ます。私もジーンズやシャツが()きです。でも、夏には浴衣(ゆかた)を着て、花火大会(たいかい)()きたいです。

Translation

The traditional Japanese clothing is the kimono. Kimonos are very beautiful. However, few people wear them every day. They are worn during festivals or weddings. Modern Japanese people usually wear Western clothes. I also like jeans and shirts. However, in summer, I want to wear a yukata and go to a fireworks festival.

Comprehension

When do people usually wear kimonos?

  • Every day
  • At school
  • At festivals or weddings
  • At work

The text mentions that people wear kimonos during festivals or weddings.

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