Giang: There were a number of garments, so dressing took a surprising thirty minutes! Tying the sash was especially complicated, and when it was done, it was like an art piece! When I put on the wooden "geta" and took the drawstring pouch in hand, my movements naturally became graceful. We had so much fun roaming around, until we forgot the time!

Linh: Not just the sakura, but the kimono is also a Japanese cultural symbol. Dressing in kimono is really elegant, such that you can really feel Japanese women's meticulousness and concern for their attire! Being able to stroll around Fukuoka Castle in kimono, this is an unforgettable memory. If the opportunity comes again, I want to take my time viewing cherry blossoms in Ohori Park and surrounding myself in cherry blossom petals!

Yang Yang: My first time trying on Japanese kimono! Wearing kimono for the first time, I understood why people who wear kimono take such small steps! Underneath the kimono, there are a number of undergarments. And then there is a towel that corrects your figure! My posture naturally became straight and beautiful!

Yijun: I have worn kimono in Japan several times, but this is the first time that I've worn hakama! At graduation ceremonies in Japan, women wear hakama, you know! It's really convenient that Ohori Park and Maizuru Park are located near "MY-YOU no Yakata", because visitors here on holiday can change into kimono and cheerfully engage in cherry blossom viewing!