Kimono: The importance of Inheritance | Yasuko Omori | TEDxBorrowdaleWomen

TL;DR
A woman shares her passion for preserving the tradition of kimonos and making them more accessible to people all over the world.
Transcript
much channel was created when covid-19 hit the world in 2019 many lives were lost and many lost their jobs I'm one of those who almost lost their jobs due to the covid-19 I carry on the tradition of Japanese kimonos and at that time I had the worst feeling that not only my job but also kimonos may be lost this led me to ponder deep deeply about my ... Read More
Key Insights
- 🌸 COVID-19 has resulted in job losses and has prompted individuals to reflect on their passions and the preservation of cultural traditions.
- 👹 Kimonos have not changed in shape for 200 years and are considered beautiful garments that represent Japanese culture.
- 😮 As the popularity of fast fashion rises, the preservation and inheritance of traditional garments like kimonos decline.
- 😩 Wearing kimonos properly is challenging, and many individuals express the desire to wear them more comfortably and easily.
- 🤞 The narrator aims to make kimonos more accessible and hopes that people worldwide will understand and appreciate the tradition.
- 🧡 Kimonos are not just for a select few but should be shared and inherited by a wider range of people and generations.
- 😩 The narrator envisions a future where anyone can easily wear and enjoy kimonos without restrictions.
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Questions & Answers
Q: What is the significance of kimonos in Japanese culture?
Kimonos are traditional garments that have been passed down for generations and convey the feeling of seasons while allowing individuals to showcase their individuality.
Q: Why are kimonos expensive?
Kimonos are treated as assets and can be passed down through generations, which is why they are expensive. They can also be resized and reused, making them sustainable.
Q: Why is the preservation of kimonos declining?
The popularity of fast fashion and the lack of successors in the kimono industry have led to a decrease in opportunities to wear kimonos and a decline in their preservation.
Q: Why is it difficult to wear kimonos properly?
The art of wearing a kimono is intricate, and many people find it challenging, even for Japanese individuals. It requires knowledge of specific steps and handling techniques.
Summary & Key Takeaways
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Many people lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the narrator, who is passionate about preserving the tradition of kimonos.
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Kimonos are beautiful garments that have remained unchanged for 200 years and are a significant part of Japanese culture.
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The difficulty of wearing kimonos properly and the popularity of fast fashion have led to a decline in their preservation and inheritance.
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