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What is the function of the small pillow behind the kimono worn by Japanese women? The answer is unexpected!
As you can see from TV, in some important occasions in Japan, girls have to wear kimonos to prove their importance to this meeting. And as we all know, Japanese kimono was actually handed down from China, which is very similar to our ancient Tang suit in China. But the difference is that there is a small pillow behind the Japanese kimono, so many people will wonder what the function of this small pillow is. The answer is unexpected. Curious friends come and have a look with me.

It is easy for us to find Japanese women, who are generally short, which is a great disadvantage for them. And we also know that in Japan, their seats are all kneeling on the ground, and there are no stools in our country. But their sitting posture will cause some physical defects, such as bowing their legs. In this way, the importance of kimono is reflected. Kimonos are generally wide, which can cover the legs well and show the perfect side. Moreover, kimonos can not only cover up these shortcomings, but also highlight their advantages, which is equivalent to adding a filter to them, for example, making them look taller and thinner.

But as we all know, wide clothes can make people look fat and short. Kimono is a kind of spacious clothing, so they want to make their female beauty more prominent according to the design concept of clothing, and they need belts to complete this great task. But the belt is not added casually. A belt that is too wide or too thin will make people look strange. Too thin a belt will make people look very bloated and embarrassed. Bows tied with too wide a belt will look big and abrupt. It is also ugly to hit the front, so they came up with the shape of a small pillow that bows at the back, which effectively solved the shortcoming of thick belt. In Japan, this kind of small pillow is not actually called a small pillow, but has a nice name called Jinjie.