Old Kyoto’s women’s Yukata line is perfect for summer evenings, lounging at home, or even unique event outfits. All are crafted from quality Japanese cotton, come with matching belts, and are priced between AUD 137–185 Featured Pieces Japanese Cotton Gown ‘Flower’ – 55″ Black Japanese Cotton Gown ‘Crane’ – 55″ Black Why You’ll Love These 🏯 […]
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Originating in the Tohoku region of Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868), Kokeshi dolls were initially simple wooden toys crafted by farmers and woodworkers for their children. Over time, these limbless, cylindrical dolls with distinctive painted faces evolved, becoming popular souvenirs for visitors to the region’s hot springs. Each of the eleven traditional styles boasts
In a world increasingly defined by fast fashion and fleeting trends, the kimono stands as a symbol of enduring elegance, tradition, and artistry. At Old Kyoto Japanese Store, this heritage is celebrated through a thoughtfully curated collection of authentic Japanese kimonos for both men and women, bringing a piece of Kyoto’s timeless charm to Australia.
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Japan; the popular destination for high fashion to streetwear. When you think of Japanese fashion, most would automatically think of the streets of Harijuku – over the top, bright coloured, avant-garde outfits, but this country offers far more to the world of trend setting than the well-known kawaii Harijuku girl style. The Japanese Haori jacket
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‘Noh’ derived from the Sino-Japanese word for “skill” or “talent”, is a 14th century Japanese stage drama that is still performed to this day. The musical dance-based performance incorporates masks, costumes and props to perform traditional literature and contemporary events. Noh masks; the masks used by actors during the performance, signify a characters’ gender, age, and social ranking.
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My cherished childhood memories are the sound of wooden weaving mills and the scent of new silk from my father’s kimono silk factory in Kyoto. I’m now so pleased to have the opportunity to share some of the treasures of my homeland with you. I truly hope that our unique products will evoke for you