Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	kimono	Western culture	The kimono is seen as a fashionable and symbolic garment in Western culture, usually worn for special occasions.	34
2	kimono	Japan	The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment worn for formal occasions and cultural events.	27
3	kimono	Japanese	The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment with deep cultural and ceremonial significance, often worn for special occasions and events.	11
4	kimono	United States	In the United States, kimonos are commonly worn as fashion statements or costumes for themed events and special occasions.	6
5	kimono	Europe	Kimonos are considered traditional attire for special occasions rather than everyday wear in Europe.	4
6	kimono	Eastern countries	The kimono is a traditional garment worn for formal occasions and ceremonies in Eastern countries.	3
7	kimono	Japan	The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment worn for formal events and ceremonies.	3
8	kimono	China	Kimonos are traditional and elegant attire for important events and ceremonies in Chinese culture.	2
9	kimono	East Asia	The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment with deep cultural significance in East Asia.	2
10	kimono	Japanese	The kimono is a traditional and ceremonial Japanese garment with intricate designs and revered etiquette.	2
11	kimono	Asian culture	The kimono is a traditional garment worn in Asian culture for formal occasions and important events.	1
12	kimono	Cultural festivals in Japan	Traditional kimonos are commonly worn at cultural festivals and events in Japan.	1
13	kimono	Eastern Asian languages	The kimono holds deep cultural significance in Eastern Asian cultures as a traditional garment.	1
14	kimono	Homogeneous populations	Homogeneous populations may not have a significant association with the concept of kimono.	1
15	kimono	Kimono-wearing countries	Kimono is a traditional garment worn on formal occasions and cultural events in Kimono-wearing countries.	1
16	kimono	Medieval Japan	In Medieval Japan, the kimono was the primary everyday attire for both men and women.	1
17	kimono	Museum curator in Asia	The kimono, a traditional garment representing Japanese cultural heritage, is frequently showcased in museum exhibits by a curator in Asia.	1
18	kimono	Samurai culture	The kimono is a formal and traditional garment with specific rules for wearing, deeply rooted in Samurai culture.	1
19	kimono	Scientific community in Eastern Asia	Researchers in the scientific community in Eastern Asia study the historical development and cultural symbolism of the kimono.	1
20	kimono	Traditional Japanese martial arts practitioners	Kimono is a garment with deep cultural significance and specific etiquette worn by traditional Japanese martial arts practitioners in formal occasions.	1
21	kimono	Traditional architecture in East Asia	Kimono is a traditional garment with specific etiquette for wearing in East Asian culture.	1
22	kimono	UK	The kimono is considered a beautiful and elegant dress in UK culture, often worn for special occasions or themed events.	1
23	kimono	Urban areas of Japan	The kimono is traditional attire worn for special occasions and cultural events in urban areas of Japan.	1
24	kimono	local residents in Japan	The kimono is considered a formal and traditional attire for special events and ceremonies among local residents in Japan.	1
25	kimono	tourists in Japan	Tourists in Japan can rent kimonos to immerse themselves in the culture and take photos.	1
26	kimono	traditional Japanese tea ceremony	In a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, participants often wear formal kimono as a sign of respect and tradition.	1
27	kimono	traditional artisans in Eastern countries	The kimono is a traditional garment in Eastern countries made by specialized artisans with strict traditions and etiquette.	1