A fishing village in the province of Utrecht in the Netherlands. It is now part of the municipality of Bunschoten. It was once a seaport facing the Zuiderzee (now the IJsselmeer) and was a thriving fishing town. What makes Sparkenburg especially famous is the traditional formal dress worn by women here, with its broad shoulders, which is very similar to the kasagi (traditional Japanese formal attire). [Sato Hiroyuki] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
オランダ,ユトレヒト州の漁村。現在はブンスホーテンという自治体の一部をなす。かつてはゾイデル海(現,アイセル湖)に面した海港で漁業が盛んであった。スパーケンブルフを特に有名にしているものは,ここの女性が正装として着用する肩の張った民族衣装で,日本の裃の肩衣によく似ている。【佐藤 弘幸】
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