furisode; long-sleeved kimono
A formal kimono with long, flowing sleeves, traditionally worn by young unmarried women. Often seen at coming-of-age ceremonies and weddings.
Many people wear a furisode for the coming-of-age ceremony.
She wore a beautiful furisode at the wedding.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant without okurigana, also common.
Search-only form mixing kanji and kana.
From 振り (furi, 'swinging') + 袖 (sode, 'sleeve'), referring to the long, swinging sleeves.