Leather belt - Kakutai

Japanese: 革帯 - かくたい

〘Noun〙 A belt made of cowhide. The leather belts worn by men in the morning wear are painted black with lacquer and are also called katai belts because they are decorated with a series of ornaments called ka . Depending on the material of the ka, they are also called gold belts , silver belts, jade belts , or stone belts . Kawaobi. ※Shoku Nihongi - Wadou 5th year (712), May Jinshin "Kiyouri. Prohibited sixth rank, _lower grade, _two cupronickel and _one silver, _{medium-sized leather} belt, _upper grade."

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Japanese:

〘名〙牛の革製の帯。男子の朝服用の革帯は黒漆塗りとし、銙(か)と呼ぶ飾りを並べ連ねて銙帯(かたい)ともいう。また銙の材質により金帯(きんたい)、銀帯、玉帯(ぎょくたい)、石帯(せきたい)などという。かわおび。※続日本紀‐和銅五年（712）五月壬申「癸酉。禁_下六位已下以_二白銅及銀_一餝_中革帯_上」

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