Kimono mothball! How to take care of Japanese kimono

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I take all my kimono out every 6 months to take care of them.
This time, I’d like to talk about it.

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Taking care of Kimono with mothball before rainy season

If you have kimono, you need to put it mothball.

Depends on the product, but my mothball works for 6 months.
So before the rainy season (usually April or May) and fall or winter, I change it to a new one.

High humidity is not good for Kimono.
So when you replace the mothball, please choose a sunny day.

This is how I use the mothball for kimono

This is the kimono mothball I always use.
This contains 8 packages.

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First, throw the old mothball and take out the new one from the package.

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You can’t put mothball on top of your kimono directly.
I try to put them on the bottom of the box.

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I usually put 3 mothballs in one box.

Check the condition of the kimono

When you replace the mothballs, check the condition of the kimono, too.
If you find a stain, you should bring your kimono to a cleaner!

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Kinako
Kinako

Don’t forget to wash your hands before you touch the kimono!

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I usually don’t wear kimono. (Only for New Year)
So I’m looking forward to seeing my kimono when I take care of the kimono.

You can buy kimono mothball online!

Here’s the mothball I always use.

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白元 きものしょうのう 引き出し・衣装箱用 8包入
価格:863円(税込、送料別) (2021/5/19時点)


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Kinako
Kinako

I like the smell, too!

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