Bat Haori - Kawahori Haori

Japanese: 蝙蝠羽織 - かわほりばおり

〘Noun〙 A haori coat that was popular during the Kan'ei and Shoho eras ( 1624-1648 ) in the Edo period. It is short in length, has rounded sleeves , and is shaped like a bat with its wings spread. Kawahori. Bat haori. ※Kanazoshi, Usou Soushi (1632), Vol. 1 "A short piece of clothing, <abbreviated> Kahahori haori. Yono hakama. Only a Toda kodachi and a long handle."

Bat- haori (bat coat)

〘Noun〙 A very short haori coat worn by samurai and townspeople during the Edo period, with sleeves that are longer than the body. Kawahoribao. ※Haiku poem, Zoku Yamanoi (1667) "Yabukusushi koso hayari dekere Tori no naki sato ni kaumori haori kite (Yasunobu)"

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Japanese:

〘名〙江戸時代、寛永・正保（一六二四‐四八）の頃流行した羽織。丈(たけ)が短く、袂(たもと)が丸く、コウモリが翼をひろげたような形のもの。かわほり。こうもりばおり。※仮名草子・尤双紙（1632）上「みじかき物のしなじな〈略〉かはほりはをり。よの袴。戸田の小太刀に長柄のみ」