Zhichui is one of the costumes of the Kamakura shogunate in Japan. It is a kind of dress with a top and a skirt. The top is turned over with a collar, triangular wide sleeves, and the chest is tied.
The style of the hakama can be divided into two periods, the early stage of the hakama, and the later stage of the hakama. There are other special regulations on the selection of vertical materials and patterns.
Zhichui was originally the casual clothes used by the lower class people in ancient Japan for labor. In the era of martial arts politics, the samurai became the ruling class, and became the casual clothes of the ruling class, while Shuigan became the dress.
A casual dress worn by junior warriors or civilians in the Heian era of Japan. (From The Dream of a Tapir translated by Lin Qinghua)
