Talk:Obi (sash)

is red higher then black response

it depends, once you reach i think 4th or 5th degree black you switch to a red/white belt (as in red w/ white stripe) ill have a list soon-takku

I can provide images for both womens and mens obi if someone can help publish. I am yet to publish and do not wish to make a mistake.

Mark 14:28, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

I was just wondering if someone could find information on the exact measurements of a kimono obi? Someone else July 01, 2006

There is many types of obis

There are many types of obis, and they all are diffent sizes. This should be noted, there in not just one type of obi. I will get the list to wiki soon. with pictures —Preceding unsigned comment added by Sailorrikku (talk • contribs)

Is Red belt higher than Black belt?

I know red is worn by the teacher... so... would that mean they would be higher than say a black belt? The yare the teacher... or is red something different all together.

-G

About my recent massive edit

• it was originally written by me for the most parts, in Finnish
• it corresponds closely to the current Good Article fi:Obi
• it was translated by me as directly as I felt was reasonable
• there were some pieces of information that were not in the original Finnish version; I have inserted them into the article
• I believe it now answers many questions stated here in the discussion <:
• please contact me at fi:Keskustelu käyttäjästä:Pitke if there are any questions, suggestions or complaints
• I have personally added all the footnoted and references to the original Finnish article — no need to worry about correspondence

-- Pitke (talk) 19:49, 18 March 2009 (UTC)

WPJ Assessment Commentary

Terrific article overall. Requires some phrased explanations of some of the Japanese terms, and a once-over, perhaps by a non-contributing editor, to clean up minor grammar and stylistic flaws. When those are done, it should be a B, and probably a Good Article candidate. Boneyard90 (talk) 22:34, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

Bunko Musubi

The knot styles section talks about the Chōchō musubi being a variation of the Bunko musubi, but no mention of the bunko musubi is made anywhere in the article. What is it? 142.26.194.190 (talk) 19:22, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

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