A hakama is a traditional Japanese garment that resembles wide-legged pants, worn over a kimono or other clothing. It is often associated with martial arts like kendo, aikido, and kyudo, where it is worn by practitioners during training and competitions. The hakama is made of durable fabric and is designed to provide freedom of movement while offering a formal and respectful appearance. It typically has pleats, with seven on the front and eight on the back, symbolizing different virtues in Japanese culture. The hakama is tied at the waist and sometimes includes a bow or knot to secure it in place.

英語での「hakama」の定義と意味

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