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Nihongami (日本髪, lit. '****anese hair') is the term used for a
number of
traditional ****anese
hairstyles considered to be
distinctive in
their construction...
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Hairstyles in the 1980s
Hairstyles of ****anese
women List of
facial hairstyles Nihongami Nino Gheciu, Alex (2024-07-11). "How the
Broccoli Perm
Became the Definitive...
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Ishihara (2001).
Nihongami no Sekai:
Maiko no
Kamigata [The
World of
Traditional ****anese Hairstyles:
Hairstyles of the Maiko].
Nihongami Shiryōkan. ISBN 4-9902186-1-2...
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wider variety of
styles worn up –
predecessors of
modern nihongami styles,
which made more use of hair ornaments.
Kanzashi came into wider...
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years ago.[when?]
During their career,
maiko will wear
different kinds of
nihongami (traditional ****anese hairstyles)
depending on rank,
formality and occasion...
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large bun on top of a
relatively wide hairstyle,
similar to the ****anese
nihongami -
became po****r
amongst ****anese
women as a more low-effort hairstyle...
- ****anese
mermaid (ningyo).
Coiffed with
nihongami hairstyle of the Edo Period. ― Santō Kyōden
Hakoiri musume menya ningyō (1791)...
- Women. Kodansha. p. 21. ISBN 4-7700-1655-7. Ishihara,
Tetsuo (2004).
Nihongami no Sekai:
Maiko no
kamigata (The
World of
Traditional ****anese Hairstyles/Hairstyles...
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hairstyle where the hair was kept
straight and long, and
adopted coiffured nihongami hairstyles.
Kanzashi came into wide use
during the Edo
period when artisans...
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common for some
workers to
abandon women's
kimono (****anese clothes) and
Nihongami (****anese hair), in
favor of
Western clothing, cut hair, and hats. In...
