Heavenly Feather Robe - Amanohagoromo

Japanese: 天の羽衣 - あまのはごろも

① The clothing of heavenly beings. Originally it represented the qualifications of heavenly beings and was not meant for flying, but later it was interpreted as something that flew through the sky. ※The Bamboo Cutter (late 9th century - early 10th century) "Among the heavenly beings there is a box that the heavenly beings are carrying. It is said that those who wear clothes will become troubled." ※Kokin Rokujo (around 976-987) 5 "The heavenly beings flying in the sky are koromoete shikana ukiyo no naka ni kakumono no kosaji" ② The bath robe worn by the emperor when bathing at festivals such as the Daijoe , Jingonjiki , and Niiname Matsuri . ※Nishinomiyaki (around 969 ) 11 "Bath to offer to the main hall ( abbreviation) The emperor wears _{two heavenly} feather _robes and _bathes in _{this way} ."

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Japanese:

① 天人の衣装。元来は天人の資格を表わすもので、飛行するためのものではないが、後世、これによって空をかけめぐるもののように解された。※竹取（９Ｃ末‐１０Ｃ初）「天人の中に持たせたる箱あり。あまのは衣入れり〈略〉衣著つる人は心ことになるなりといふ」※古今六帖（976‐987頃）五「そらにとぶあまのはころもえてしかなうきよのなかにかくものこさじ」② 天皇が大嘗会(だいじょうえ)、神今食(じんごんじき)や新嘗祭(にいなめまつり)などの祭事で沐浴(もくよく)のときに身につける湯かたびら。※西宮記（969頃）一一「主殿供御湯〈略〉天皇着_二天羽衣_一、浴_レ之如_レ常」

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