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My own kimono is completed, so I'm already excited!
Excited!
Ta-dah! It's done!
Hello, everyone. I'm Momoka Ito of Kenkyuusei Class 19.
Two months ago, I learned taiko.
Today, I'm going to show you the results of my practice.
I've been practicing hard, but I'm nervous.
I'll do my best today!
Please watch me!
Excuse me. Good morning.
Welcome.
Good morning.
Please get ready.
Yes!
Please.
Yes!
Thank you very much.
Thank you for your cooperation.
This time is a test.
How was it?
I think you practiced hard.
How did you feel?
I practiced hard with the curtain.
The curtain and drum are different.
That's right.
I'm very confident about the curtain.
I'm a little worried about whether we can actually cut it.
So, including that, I would like you to hit it with this today.
First of all, please test the largest drum.
Kenkyuusei is a famous place of music and dance in Kyoto.
Kenkyuusei
Hai!
Kenkyuusei
It was a great blood I got because I had a lot of good points, but there was also a lot of bad points.
My score is 95 points!
I got minus 5 points because I had a lot of good points.
I was confident that I didn't see anyone, but I'm human, so I make mistakes.
no mistake
OK
you pass
KENKYUUSEI
yo!
isan
Kenkyuusei is a Japanese musical instrument that has been used for centuries.
It is also one of the most famous musical instruments in the world.
Kenkyuusei has been used by many musicians since the 17th century.
The name Kenkyuusei comes from the fact that it was first used by the Japanese in the 17th century.
The name Kenkyuusei comes from the Japanese word for dragon.
Kenkyuusei is a name of a tribe that lives in the vicinity of Kenkyuusei.
I enjoyed it so much!
Well, I failed, but I managed to recover somehow, so I will pass once!
Yes, well, yeah, about 85 points this time, right?
So, number two is okay!
Thank you!
Thank you for your work!
Well then!
I'm happy!
Yes, I'm happy!
Probably this is the hardest!
Kenkyuuusei
I'm not sure if I can show you how it's done, but I'll show you how it's done.
It's very simple.
You just need a stick and a hammer.
You can also use a hammer.
But it's easier to do it with a stick.
I'll show you how it's done.
it was really good
deteke deteke deteke
you didn't get caught
and you kept repeating deteke deteke deteke
it was really good
thank you
I think you were perfect right now
and with that
we've finished our drum test
thank you
thank you for your hard work
Kenkyuusei
Kenkyuusei's 1st anniversary
Kenkyuusei's 1st anniversary will be celebrated this year.
Next, I will explain the second instruction.
It is a kimono.
How to fold a kimono.
Fold and wrap a kimono in a bath.
There are also kimonos, long robes, hakama, and haori.
Thank you for your time.
Do you have a kimono?
Yes, I bought a new one.
I heard that they just finished making a new one, so I'm going to get it today.
I'm so happy.
I'm excited because it's made of my own kimono.
Ta-dah!
I'm here!
It's the second time I'm here.
I'm going inside.
Excuse me.
Hello.
Welcome again.
Hello.
Thank you for coming.
We made something nice, so please have a look.
Thank you.
Please have a look.
Yes.
Thank you.
Wow!
It's like this.
Wow, it's new.
It's in the order of 10.
Cute.
It's cute, isn't it?
It's too cute.
And it goes well with this.
Wow!
It's fashionable, so I want to wear it quickly.
Ta-da!
Oh, it's lovely.
It's done!
I'm happy! I can't stop smiling.
I only wore it for my birthday party.
It's quite light and it's good for skin care.
I want to go home like this.
Let's start with nagajuban.
When we bring a school uniform or a bathrobe, we usually do sotetatami.
We will stand up and practice.
Let's stand up.
First of all, you put your hand in your sleeve like this.
And you put your hand like this.
Hold one end of the sleeve and pull it up like this.
Hold both sides of the sleeve.
Pull it to the other side.
Now, hold one end of the sleeve and pinch it with your thumb.
This is difficult.
Hold like this and put your hands together.
Put your right hand between your hands like this.
Hold with your left hand.
Bring it all the way down and let go of your thumb and index finger.
Like that.
Stretch it like this.
Fold your right hand like this and pinch it in the middle.
Fold it like this and fold it in half.
Let's sit here.
Sit down first.
And like this.
Yes.
And put this in half like this.
This is tatami.
This is called sode-tatami.
Sode-tatami is a type of tatami made of bamboo and wood, which is often used in Japanese traditional dance.
Next, I will show you how to tatami a kimono.
There are some.
How to tatami a corset.
First of all, when you tatami a kimono, you spread your arms like this.
And you pull this right side.
Because it usually has a crease, you fold it back here.
Fold back your neck once.
The left side of the forearm is fluffy and fold it like this, and fold it like this.
At this time you have to be careful because the creature is very delicate
so if you do it with your hands
you will get a burn or oil
so fold it as much as possible.
Turn your head and turn your arms around like before.
And put your hands together.
Put your hands together like this.
And turn your head.
Put your finger under and above like this.
Once you're done, put your hand under it.
Again, put it under like this.
And then...
Then with it...
Hold it like this and put it under.
This is hard.
Up to now, it's the same with any kimono you have.
There are some ways you can fold it.
There are three ways you can fold it.
Fold it in half from the middle.
Next, fold it down to the middle.
Then, fold it with the bottom sleeve.
Fold it in the middle.
These are the three ways of doing kuwasa shiho.
Next is Momoka's kimono.
Momoka's kimono is called kokontei.
Fold it in half at one-third of your feet.
Fold it under your sleeves and under your head.
And fold it in half.
This is kokontei.
I see.
The size is almost the same as the previous three.
There are various patterns.
I think it's confusing to separate branches.
Well, it depends on the teacher.
It's difficult.
I'll do my best to remember.
First of all, fold the sleeve in half and fold it in half again.
Then this time I'll fold it over.
But if you fold it up, it's the same as the kimono.
Next, we'll open it.
But since it usually has a folding string attached, we'll bring it up like this, and we'll put the collar and the hem together like this.
And then we'll fold it into a square like this.
We'll fold this in half.
This is the chamtakusaki.
I think it's easy to make a haori. If you know kimono, it's not that difficult.
What kind of hakama do you wear?
There are two kinds of hakama. Andon and horseback riding.
Basically, everyone wears hakama with a horse. Andon is like a skirt.
It's like a woman's hakama and there's nothing inside.
And this horseback riding hakama is like a skirt that you can ride a horse in.
It's like a parted skirt.
Hold the hakama board with your arms and when you bring it to your right side, first of all...
Make sure the right side is up.
Since the right side is up, the bottom side is the bottom side.
Align the seams.
Hold it like this and now hold the head like this.
Fold it in half and it will be in place.
It's usually folded in three layers.
Fold it in half and it will be in place.
That's basically it.
Now I'll show you how to tie the string.
The string has a board on the back.
First of all, the front string can be either right or left, so first straighten it and fold it in half.
Then in half.
Fold it in half again.
It will look like this.
And this one too.
Fold it in half.
You can do either way, but I like it from the right, so I'll put it in the middle of the cross.
Take two and pass them from below to above.
Now, you go diagonally from the top.
And now you bring it down like this.
And it will look like this.
And then you fold it back diagonally like this.
And do the same thing again for this side.
Basically, we do exactly the same thing on both sides.
But it might be difficult until you get used to it.
First, put the hakama on the lowest part like this.
Put it a little lower than the center.
This is how you break it.
You put it in a Z shape like this.
Next, put on a kimono.
If you have a haori, put it on top of the kimono.
It depends on the person, but it's a little different.
Put a rug on top of it.
This is big, isn't it?
Fold it back a little.
You can make a gap here, so you can put a hand puller, a fan, and a base here and fold it back.
You can put a tabi or esteteco here, and fold it back.
And you can make a gap like this.
And if you wrap it like this, you get the shape of a human being's body.
By the way, this is how the Kowasashi-shou is wrapped.
But Momoka-san wraps it differently.
She puts her obi on top of her head and wraps the rest of her obi.
In short, this is how to fold a kimono, how to fold a sumi or a haori, and how to fold a hakama.
Thank you very much.
We did a lot of this, but how was it?
Even if it's one kimono, the way it's folded depends on the master, the hakama, the haori, and the kimono.
I was surprised that it was completely different from what I had imagined.
If we don't fold the paper well, the teacher's kimono will get wrinkles.
I think it's important.
I still have a lot to learn.
I will do my best at home and watch the video I took today and review it.
I will do my best until the next video.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Kenkyuusei's third album, which will be released in November 2016, will be released on KENKYUUSEI's official website on October 30th.