Agemaki/Soukaku (hair style) - Agemaki

...A hairstyle created by shaving, cutting, braiding, tying, waving, etc. It is often used to refer to a hairstyle in which long hair is tied up and tied up, and is used to mean the same thing as a hairstyle. It symbolizes social circumstances such as gender, age, and occupation, and also reflects the ethnic color of the country or region.
【Japan】

[Ancient to Middle Ages]
Japanese hairstyles have developed in a unique way, centering on the beauty of straight, black hair that is unique to Eastern peoples. According to the Gishiwajinden, in the 3rd century, Japanese men tied their hair up and let it hang down, wrapping it around their heads in hairspray, while women tied their hair up.

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "Agemaki∥Sokaku (hairstyle)" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…毛髪を，剃（そ）る，切る，編む，束ねる，ウェーブをつける，などの方法によってつくられる髪の形。おもに長い髪を束ねて結いあげた髪形をさしていうことが多く，結髪と同じ意味に使われる。性別，年齢，職業など社会的環境を象徴し，またその国，地域の民族色をも反映する。
【日本】

［古代～中世］
　日本人の髪形は東洋民族特有の直毛，黒髪の美を主体として独特な発達を遂げている。《魏志倭人伝》によれば，3世紀ころの日本人は，男は髪を結び垂れて頭を裂（きれ）で巻き，女は髪を結いあげていたようである。…

※「揚巻∥総角（髪形）」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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