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Japanese: 裁付 - たっつけ

This is a mountain hakama (Japanese traditional long pants) for work, called matta hakama or yuki hakama, and also written as tatetsuki or tatetsuki. It is made of momohiki (Japanese traditional long pants) and gaiters (Japanese traditional short pants), and fits tightly below the knee. It was originally a hunting outfit for local samurai, but became common during the Sengoku period, and became work wear for the common people during the Edo period. It was worn by sumo wrestlers, such as kakubeijishi (Japanese traditional short pants), and sumo wrestlers.
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Japanese:

労働用の山袴(やまばかま)で，まった袴，ゆき袴といい，裁着，立付とも書く。股引(ももひき)に脚絆(きゃはん)を付けた形で，ひざ下がぴったりした袴。地方武士の狩猟服であったが，戦国時代に一般化，江戸時代には庶民の仕事着となった。相撲の呼出し，角兵衛獅子(かくべえじし)などが着用。
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