Updated Jun. 13, 2018
On June 2nd (Sat), SIED held “Yukata Walk”, one of SIED’s most popular events. This year, we welcomed as many as 24 participants, including 20 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
During the workshop, each participant chose their favourite design and colour for yukata, obi (a broad Japanese sash for a yukata/kimono), and geta (Japanese clogs). With the assistance of SIED staffs and the participants helped one another, everyone dressed themselves perfectly. Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-Ji Temple nearby Doshisha. In the good weather, the participants took many pictures and seemed to have a good time. To conclude the event, the participants also learned how to fold yukata correctly.
We hope that this workshop could make the participants more interested in yukata.SIED will host many exciting events in the future. We look forward to seeing you all soon!
During the workshop, each participant chose their favourite design and colour for yukata, obi (a broad Japanese sash for a yukata/kimono), and geta (Japanese clogs). With the assistance of SIED staffs and the participants helped one another, everyone dressed themselves perfectly. Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-Ji Temple nearby Doshisha. In the good weather, the participants took many pictures and seemed to have a good time. To conclude the event, the participants also learned how to fold yukata correctly.
We hope that this workshop could make the participants more interested in yukata.SIED will host many exciting events in the future. We look forward to seeing you all soon!
On June 2nd (Sat), SIED held “Yukata Walk”, one of SIED’s most popular events. This year, we welcomed as many as 24 participants, including 20 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
During the workshop, each participant chose their favourite design and colour for yukata, obi (a broad Japanese sash for a yukata/kimono), and geta (Japanese clogs). With the assistance of SIED staffs and the participants helped one another, everyone dressed themselves perfectly. Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-Ji Temple nearby Doshisha. In the good weather, the participants took many pictures and seemed to have a good time. To conclude the event, the participants also learned how to fold yukata correctly.
We hope that this workshop could make the participants more interested in yukata.SIED will host many exciting events in the future. We look forward to seeing you all soon!
During the workshop, each participant chose their favourite design and colour for yukata, obi (a broad Japanese sash for a yukata/kimono), and geta (Japanese clogs). With the assistance of SIED staffs and the participants helped one another, everyone dressed themselves perfectly. Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-Ji Temple nearby Doshisha. In the good weather, the participants took many pictures and seemed to have a good time. To conclude the event, the participants also learned how to fold yukata correctly.
We hope that this workshop could make the participants more interested in yukata.SIED will host many exciting events in the future. We look forward to seeing you all soon!
