hyōgo-wage hairstyle
A historical female hairstyle that originated in the Keichō period (1596–1615). Rare term, mainly encountered in historical or cultural contexts.
See also: 慶長
The hyōgo-wage is a female hairstyle that was popular during the Keichō era.
Standard kanji spelling for this historical hairstyle term.
Variant kanji spelling using 曲 instead of 髷; less common.
The term combines 兵庫 (Hyōgo, a place name) and 髷 (mage, a topknot or chignon). The exact origin is uncertain, but it likely refers to a style associated with the Hyōgo region.