Blog: Stay Adorned and Informed

Fall festival event to be held by Japanese Association of Toledo – Good Day on WTOL 11

October 18, 2024

Kimono Kitsune will be participating in the Cleveland Asian Festival – New Day on FOX 8

May 17, 2024

Yukata: A Casual Kimono presentation at Toledo-Lucas County Public Library

March 30, 2024

Celebrating Diversity and Tradition: A Recap of the Women of Toledo Intercultural Gala Fashion Show

November 17, 2023

Celebrating the clothing, fashion of other cultures – Good Day on WTOL 11

October 27, 2023

Kimono Kitsune featured in Intercultural Gala Fashion Show

October 19, 2023

VIP Days: A VIP-only shopping event!

September 25, 2023

Shining a Spotlight on Diversity: Multicultural Twilight Market Recap

June 15, 2023

Musings and Monsters: An Interview with Cardamon

June 1, 2023

Japan News Club April 2023 Hinamatsuri Brings Spring to Michigan featuring Traeonna of Kimono Kitsune

Hinamatsuri Brings Spring to Michigan – Japan News Club

April 23, 2023

Broken Korin Belt Offer

January 15, 2023

Spotlight on Japanese Culture: Enthusiast from Ohio – ConsuLink

November 7, 2022

Traeonna dressed in a red summer kimono (natsumono) with maple leaves featured on obi.

Women of Toledo celebrate art, food, and fashion for Immigrant Heritage Month – The Blade

June 30, 2022

The Blade (Style section) 2021-12-05 Dressed to impress "Traeonna, owner of Kimono Kitsune, an educational and dressing service, poses in kimono."

Dressed to Impress – The Blade

December 12, 2021

What are these white threads on my kimono, haori, michiyuki, etc.?

Traeonna

If you’ve ever purchased a new or unworn vintage kimono (きもの|着物), haori (羽織), michiyuki (道行), or other traditional Japanese garment, you may have noticed long stitches in a very delicate white thread running along the edges of the garment, such as hemline, sleeves, collars, etc.

The Effective Emon-nuki