〘Noun〙 (Originally from the fact that one side is black satin and the other side is white cloth, resembling the skin and flesh of a whale, and the black and white of its back and belly) An obi with different fabrics on the front and back. A day and night obi. A double-sided obi. ※Haiku poem, Tairin Ikku (1683) Summer "The tide washes over me, and the lining of my sweaty obi (Yusui)" Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (もと、片側が黒繻子、片側が白布などで、あたかも鯨の皮と肉、また背と腹の黒と白に似ているところから) 表と裏の布の違う帯。昼夜帯。両面帯。※俳諧・題林一句(1683)夏「汐ふくや汗のうら衣の鯨帯〈遊水〉」
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