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- Nihongami abstract "Nihongami (日本髪 nihon gami), is one of many traditional Japanese hairstyles, dating to the Edo period, today most often seen on maiko (geisha apprentices). Traditionally, two sides of the hair stick out until it curves to the back. The hair is pulled in the back as well in the front.Other maiko hairstyles include wareshinobu (only worn during the actual apprenticeship, with a round curve on the top and sides and a round bun in the middle), Ofuku, Yakko-shimada, Katsuyama, and Sakko. Gion Kobu maiko wear a special hairstyle for the Miyako Odori.Nihongami requires special combs and supplies, such as a special wax called Bintsuke. Kanzashi, special hair ornaments, usually accompany this style.Other Japanese hairstyles: Bunkin Shimada Kikugasane Mae Ware Oshidori No Hina Oshiyun Shimada16x16px Media related to Traditional hair and makeup of Japan at Wikimedia Commons".
- Nihongami thumbnail Nihongami.jpg?width=300.
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- Nihongami wikiPageOutDegree "22".
- Nihongami wikiPageRevisionID "629707314".
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Bintsuke.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Bunkin_Shimada.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Category:Geisha.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Category:Japanese_culture.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Culture_of_Japan.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Edo_period.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Geisha.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Gion_Kobu.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Hairstyles.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Kanzashi.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Katsuyama_(hairstyle).
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Kikugasane.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Mae_Ware.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Miyako_Odori.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Ofuku.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Oshidori_No_Hina.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Oshiyun.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Sakko.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Shimada_(hairstyle).
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Wareshinobu.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink Yakko-shimada.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLink File:Nihongami.jpg.
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nihongami".
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLinkText "nihongami".
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLinkText "ofuku".
- Nihongami wikiPageWikiLinkText "traditional Japanese hairstyling".
- Nihongami hasPhotoCollection Nihongami.
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- Nihongami wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Multiple_issues.
- Nihongami subject Category:Geisha.
- Nihongami subject Category:Japanese_culture.
- Nihongami hypernym Hairstyles.
- Nihongami type Article.
- Nihongami type Artist.
- Nihongami type Article.
- Nihongami type Artist.
- Nihongami type Occupation.
- Nihongami comment "Nihongami (日本髪 nihon gami), is one of many traditional Japanese hairstyles, dating to the Edo period, today most often seen on maiko (geisha apprentices). Traditionally, two sides of the hair stick out until it curves to the back. The hair is pulled in the back as well in the front.Other maiko hairstyles include wareshinobu (only worn during the actual apprenticeship, with a round curve on the top and sides and a round bun in the middle), Ofuku, Yakko-shimada, Katsuyama, and Sakko.".
- Nihongami label "Nihongami".
- Nihongami sameAs Coiffure_(Japon).
- Nihongami sameAs Nihongami.
- Nihongami sameAs 日本髪.
- Nihongami sameAs 니혼가미.
- Nihongami sameAs m.02vmcw7.
- Nihongami sameAs Q1052147.
- Nihongami sameAs Q1052147.
- Nihongami wasDerivedFrom Nihongami?oldid=629707314.
- Nihongami depiction Nihongami.jpg.
- Nihongami isPrimaryTopicOf Nihongami.