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オリーヴ “Neo-Traditional Overgarment”
A happi (法被, 半被) is a traditional Japanese straight-sleeved coat. Originally, samurai wore a happi, which was dyed with their family crests, and this became popular as work clothes among firefighters and craftsmen in town.

法被とは一般に、腰丈または膝丈の羽織の形式で、襟の折り返しも胸紐もなく、筒袖または広袖の単純な形をしているのが特徴である。元々、武士が家紋を大きく染め抜いた法被を着用したのに始まり、それを職人や町火消なども着用するようになった。 Body: Bishu Wool 100% | Lining: Silk 100% | 2 Patch Pockets at front | Leather Cord | Water Buffalo Toggle 表地　尾州ウール100% | 裏地　シルク100% | パッチポケット2つ | スウェード紐と水牛トグルボタン

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Happi (法被, 半被) is a traditional Japanese straight-sleeved coat. They are usually worn only during festivals. Originally these represented the crest of a family, as happi were worn by house servants. Firefighters in the past also used to wear happi; the symbol on their backs referred to the group with which they were associated.[1] In English, happi is most often translated as “happi coat” or “happy coat”. The color of Happi is normally and significantly in blue companion with red, black and white. Through, in the recent days, this style of Japan’ s outfit appears in all color such as the rainbow designs which carry increasingly from the famous culture like manga and anime. The younger or the cosplay generation who often wear polyester happy because it tend to less expensive rather than the traditional one particularly the cotton happi. There are symbols printed on the lapels or heri at the back of the happi coat with regard to the name of the festival or the participating association. Often the traditional kanji for matsuri appears on the back.

甚兵衛・甚兵衛※元祖は「陣羽織（じんばおり）」と呼ばれる日本独自の軍服で、戦国武将が戦場で防寒のために着用していたものです。武士の防寒着は革や厚手の布で作られていましたが、兵士の防寒着は素早く動けるように綿で作られています。陣・金・陣・兵・兵・平・兵衛・羽織・羽織短衣）を着用しています。) 上流階級の武士は革製の陣羽織を着ていました。現在では、男性、女性、男の子、女の子、そして夏のお祭りの時期には赤ちゃんまで着用されるようになりました。近年では女性用の甚平も人気が出てきています。

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