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Hakama are these somewhat baggy traditional clothing that are considered to be men’s formal wear today. However, women’s hakama
has its unique history too.
Hakama has existed since the Heian period and it was originally one of the undergarments which the aristocrats wore, both men and women. The “巫女 MIKO” Shinto maidens still wear the red hakama worn at the time.
However, coming into the Edo period, women were prohibited from wearing hakama. The Edo shogunate (samurai government) clearly divided the people in classes and restricted what they could do and wear, to keep them in their place and to prevent rebellions.
Luckily though, women’s hakama were revived when the Edo period ended and Japan Westernized in the late 19th century. With the gradual spread of education for women as part of the modernization policy, women's hakama became popular as clothing that made it easier to sit in a chair during class and to move around in school.
From 1923, Western style school uniforms became more common but even today, there is a tradition where female students wear women hakama for graduation ceremonies.
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