Example sentences for: kimono

How can you use “kimono” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • From here, the long, narrow arcade called Nakamise-dori is lined with shops selling toasted rice crackers, spices in gourd-shaped wooden bottles, dolls, toys, fans, children’s kimono, and ornaments and souvenirs of all sorts.

  • Your curiosity and patience will inevitably reward you with a glimpse of a genuine geisha or maiko (apprentice geisha), the copious layers of her opulent — and unimaginably heavy — silk kimono rustling as she hurries to an appointment or a training session.

  • Another alternative is the more modest but still elegant yukata (light cotton kimono), traditionally in indigo-blue and white and much, much cheaper than anything made of silk.

  • Kusama, clothed in a kimono, dabs paint on her nude models, who begin to dance in comic self-consciousness, then escalate, to a loud acid rock soundtrack, into orgy.

  • Japanese silk kimono are magnificent but staggeringly expensive.


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