Practice JLPTMeaning
羽織 (はおり, haori) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “haori; Japanese half-length coat”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 12
彼女は 着物の 上に 美しい 羽織を 着ています
She is wearing a beautiful haori coat over her kimono.
彼は上着を羽織った。
He put on a tog.
同じ頃、羽織が生まれた。
Around the same time, haori (a Japanese formal coat) was created.
冬にはコートを羽織ります。
In winter I wear an overcoat.
羽織（はおり）は和服の一種。
The haori coat is a kind of traditional Japanese clothes.
羽織にちかい形状をしている。
Its shape is like the haori coat.
此時隼人、熊毛ノ羽織ヲ着セリ。
At this time, Hayato wore a bear fur haori.
男性用の普段着の和服では、羽織は着なくてもよい。
Haori are not needed for male informal Wafuku.
したがって、辰巳芸者を「“羽織芸者”」、略して「“羽織”」とも呼んだ。
Tatsumi geisha consequently were known as 'Haori geisha (geisha who wear haori)' or 'haori' for short.
また大店（おおだな）などの商家を扱った演目では羽織は羽織ったままである。
Secondly, the haori is not taken off during performances where a merchant house, especially a large one, forms the focus of the story.
男女共に平安装束の上に羽織り、右肩から赤紐（赤黒紐の場合もある）を垂らす。
Regardless of gender, it is worn over Heian period costumes, and scarlet strings (occasionally mixed with black strings) were hung down from the right shoulder.
鉄の胴鎧、篭手、陣羽織を装着し、そのほか水筒、鼻紙、布にくるんだ米など(例芋がら縄)を携帯していた。
Ashigaru generally wore a conical hat (jingasa) made from lacquer hardened leather or Japanese paper (this was later developed into jingasa made from iron plates that were cut and fashioned into a cone shape), iron body armor, gauntlets and a jinbaori (sleeveless campaign jacket worn over armor) in addition to carrying a canteen, tissue paper, rice wrapped in cloth and other items (e.g. dried taro stems).