#michiyuki
Minimalist modern michiyuki coat by Taiyoukyo, depicting mystical Mount Hourai (a land of Immortals, called Penglai in China) in the mist.
I don’t have a good view of the lovely bright yellow lining but it seems to depict takaramono/takarazukushi (lucky treasures) which usually are:
- Uchide no Kodzuchi (lucky mallet)
- Fundo (counterweight)
- Kinno (treasure pouch)
- Kakuregasa (hat of invisibility)
- Kakuremino (robe of invisibility) or hagoromo (heavenly feathered robe)
- Makimono (scrolls of knowledge)
- Shippo (geometrical shape representing jewels and precious metal)
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I went to 本むら庵 (Honmuraan), a sobaya from 1924, with Iona (who handled my camera this time) and Mia. After the meal, we went to どんぐり舎 (Dongurisha), a kissa I’ve been to a few times in Nishiogi, to plan a future outing and play hanafuda, like the old ladies we are (pictures of that on my Instagram post).
Outfit rundown
Michiyuki: thrifted
Skirt: thrifted Ingeborg
Top: some offbrand top I’ve been wearing for 17 years
Bag: thrifted Achachumu Muchacha
Hat: thrifted straw beret on which I added a huge bow
Sandals: Axes Femme
Maitake earrings (you’ll see Iona was wearing kamaboko earrings, so we matched as washoku earring sisters): Takano
Kameido Tenjin brooch: charm transformed as a brooch by me
Pierrot brooch: vintage
Stamp cat brooch: Via Carousel
Basket brooch: Design Festa
Cat ring: Enchantlic Enchantilly
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