Year’s Stay In Japan Reviewed By Elyrian
The article recounts Mrs. Hugh Cameron’s year in Kyoto with her husband, noting traditional attire such as silk kimonos and brocaded obi, white tabi socks, and Western influence. It highlights Japanese poise, courtesy, self-control, and cultural rituals, with insights on women’s clothing, marriage customs, and festivals.
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Japanese Bride Seeks Love Amid Arranged Marriages
A 1920s social column surveys Japanese marriage customs noting parental choice of husbands, the go between, and the bride’s limited autonomy. It describes tea ceremony training, the go between, the bride’s wardrobe, annual moon viewing, and the Shinto Buddhist household shrine practices shaping married life.
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