Uncover the secrets of Japanese women's kimonos

The Japanese kimono, like our Chinese cheongsam, is the traditional national costume of Japan.

In China, not every woman likes cheongsam, nor is it often seen. But in Japan, kimono is every woman's favorite, and they often wear it in public. Why? It turns out that there is a secret hidden in this beautiful kimono.

In China, not every woman likes cheongsam, nor is it often seen. But in Japan, kimono is every woman's favorite, and they often wear it in public.

Japanese women have bad figures

Japanese women are not born beautiful. Not only can they not compare with European and American women, they can't even compare with Chinese women. This is primarily due to their poor figures. They are neither as tall as European and American women, nor as well-proportioned as Chinese women. If they were to participate in a world-class beauty pageant, they probably wouldn't even be qualified for the finalists.

Disproportionate to their thin bodies, Japanese women's legs are inappropriately highly developed, especially their calves, which are so thick and strong that they are intimidating. Japanese men have a vivid name for this: Daigon legs, which means "radish legs".

Japanese women look like this, it should be blamed on the special living method of "tatami"

The kneeling and cross-legged sitting practices passed down from generation to generation have caused Japanese women's legs to be twisted and compressed, becoming untidy, just like the foot binding of Chinese women in the past.

However, the clever Japanese are good at making the best use of their strengths and avoiding their weaknesses under unfavorable conditions, and turning decay into magic. Therefore, in order to cover up the defects, a beautiful garment called "Kimono" was invented and became the national costume of Japan.

The Secret of Japanese Kimono

When Japanese women use this kind of loose, slender, elegant and gorgeous clothing to wrap up their inconspicuous bodies and "big legs", a miracle happens: charming, delicate and graceful beauties appear before the world. Although it is said to be wrapped, it is not completely closed. Although the kimono is a strict and complicated attire, it leaves a gap in the most charming and sexy part of Japanese women, the chest and neck, leaving the largest space, which makes men all over the world feel frightened.

Disproportionate to their thin bodies, Japanese women's legs are inappropriately highly developed, especially their calves, which are so thick and strong that they are intimidating. Japanese men have a vivid name for this: Daigon legs, which means "radish legs".