4 hairs per article, and it would be divided 10 times.
So the 7th is below..
River
A hairstyle from Edo period. The front part is pulled back and tied and the style is called "Motodori".
The hair was grown long so that they could style it as "Chonmage" at any time.
Akie
"Shimadagami" is an orthodox Japanese hairstyle.
2 styles are available, A type with loosely hanging bang on the side and B type where all hair is up in a clean style.
The delicately crafted hairpins are available in gold and silver. A hairstyle that can be enjoyed in various ways.
Honoka
The most popular Japanese hairstyle for marriages. This style is a combination of "Bunkintakashimada" and "Kakuin" which is the white decoration. In a traditional Japanese wedding, the bride has the hair in a "Bunkintakashimada" style, and covers the head with a thick belt style cloth, which is called "Kakuin". The origin of this hairstyle is only a rumor, but it was said that by hiding the part that symbolizes anger, the woman will become an obediant and graceful wife.
Sayaka
Another "Bunkintakashimada" hair with a beautiful long tail in the back with beautiful hair ornaments set assymetry.
The hair ornaments are prepared in red/white and yellow/green. Also available in all white to match Japanese wedding kimono.
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