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yukata

[yoo-kah-tah] / jʊˈkɑ tɑ /




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Over my clothes, I wore a yukata robe, or lightweight cotton kimono, that had been so complicated to put on, it came with illustrated instructions.

From New York Times Dec. 4, 2018

Generally, I’m wearing a Japanese yukata and sitting in an armchair reading the papers.

From New York Times Sep. 14, 2018

As is customary while relaxing, many wore only underwear - patterned boxer shorts - though Osunaarashi wore a green yukata, an informal kimono.

From Reuters Jul. 31, 2014

As will be the case on other nights, we dine at the inn, slipping on robes called yukata and curling up our tired legs beneath the knee-high communal table.

From Washington Post

Named for the glassy Kinu River it hugs, the old-fashioned onsen town so relaxes visitors that they wander its streets post-bath in cotton yukata robes.

From Time Magazine Archive




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