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#208 [2004-03-29 08:48:38]

RE: [miburo] Need Help with Military Uniform Terminology

by shimazuryu

>The Sekihoutai uniform in RK... What is the sleeveless jacket-type garment
>called... the part of the uniform that was red & lined with grey? And the
>headband or bandana (is one English term more appropriate?) that they &
>others wore, does it have a more proper term? If it doesn't have an
>official label as part of a uniform, what would be the Japanese word for
>it?

The headband is called a hachimaki. If it has a strip of metal, like the
Shinsengumi one, it's called a jinhachimaki or a hachigane.

The sleeveless jacket is called a jinbaori-- "war-haori"-- since, in full
traditional garb, it would be worn over a suit of armor.

Hope that helps.

--M.

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#209 [2004-03-29 10:56:50]

Re: [SHQ] RE: [miburo] Need Help with Military Uniform Terminology

by spiritus_saitou

Oh, that helps a lot! Gracias!

Just to make sure, it's "jinbaori" (with a "b") and not jinhaori (with an "h")?

I knew about the hachigane (from Shishio's wearing one and taunting Saitou about it), but I knew that the Sekihoutai didn't wear that... that it was just cloth. Glad to have a better term for it than headband or bandana.

phil

Hirotada Tokugawa <patriot014@...> wrote:
>The Sekihoutai uniform in RK... What is the sleeveless jacket-type garment
>called... the part of the uniform that was red & lined with grey? And the
>headband or bandana (is one English term more appropriate?) that they &
>others wore, does it have a more proper term? If it doesn't have an
>official label as part of a uniform, what would be the Japanese word for
>it?

The headband is called a hachimaki. If it has a strip of metal, like the
Shinsengumi one, it's called a jinhachimaki or a hachigane.

The sleeveless jacket is called a jinbaori-- "war-haori"-- since, in full
traditional garb, it would be worn over a suit of armor.

Hope that helps.

--M.

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#210 [2004-03-29 11:27:36]

Re: [SHQ] RE: [miburo] Need Help with Military Uniform Terminology

by shimazuryu

Yes, that's jinbaori with a "b". When you put another word in front of an
"h" sound, the "h" usually becomes a "b"-- like "nagabakama" (long hakama)
or "hanbakama" (half-length hakama).

If there's anything else, don't hesitate to ask.

--M.

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