kimonos

19 photos tagged kimonos, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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28 Little Maids from School are We!

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  • Stuart said:
    'The Mikado'....but what else? On the grounds of probability I'd say you're correct. Notice the 'three minstrels' with their mandolins(?) at the back, a prominent feature of the opera. The Mikado has always been an exceptionally popular opera for school performances.
  • Swordscookie said:
    Definitely the Mikado and what a stunning photo? This is such a beauty, thank you for putting it up. I have it on CD and frequently listen to it when driving. It was one of the first light opera's I was taken to and the memory is still as bright as it was on the night.
  • Niall McAuley said:
    Streetview of the front of the school (they are posed at the side of this building).
  • Daniela Ionischen said:
    Dany, scumpa mea, revino! Sunt al tău! N-am să te părăsesc niciodată! Te iubesc! Mult! Te sărut mult, cu iubire! Tu ești Dumnezeul meu!
  • Eamonn McSweeney said:
    3 of my mother's sisters are in this photo, but she herself wasn't old enough. My mother (Chriss French), who is 93, pointed out her sisters, Moira, Marjorie and Nora, as well as four other girls and they are marked on this copy of the photo on Dropbox : www.dropbox.com/s/08dkdxh7eacwkul/Holy%20Faith%20Rosberco...

Playing Utagaruta (LOC)

  • Retired at last said:
    It sounds quite an educational game, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uta-garuta,
  • KenjiB_48 said:
    They have a national championship event every year around this time...

Japanese woman, possibly Geisha

  • tamusyanjp said:
    She is a happy Bride not a Geisha in Japan.
  • Greenhousegirl said:
    Def. a bride. good guess though.
  • Dan Stiver said:
    Also geishas wore a ton of makeup usually, at least the young ones.