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A traditional Japanese jacket/half coat. What's referred to as a hanten these days is a "wataire (stuffed) hanten" which is stuffed with cotton, mostly worn inside to protect yourself from the cold. It is worn by both men and women. A dotera, also known as a tanzen, is a long, gown style winter garment with a low hemline, but it is often mixed up with a hanten. A type of unstuffed jacket, that was called a shirushi-banten (印半纏, "hanten with an emblem"), is effectively the same as what is usually called a [[happi]] in the present day. There are small stylistic differences, but these were lost for the most part in the late Edo period. h4.See also * "Wikipedia article":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanten] * [[kotatsu]] * [[dotera (clothes)]] * [[chanchanko (clothes)]] * [[Tag Group:Attire]] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:57 |