What is Japan's traditional color "Osho Gonato"?
The greyish, astringent blue color is Osumigo-nato. It has the meaning of ``Omeshi Chirimen'', which is woven by arranging two warp threads of different colors, and the word ``Omeshi'' comes from the fact that it was a high-quality crepe that was favored by the 2th shogun, Ienari Tokugawa. It was given a name. A storeroom is a dark room where clothes and furniture are stored. It is a word named after the meaning of a dark place.
Omeshionando = Omeshionando
Gosho is an honorific word for "to wear." Tokugawa Ienari was one of the longest-lived shoguns of all time, and is said to have had 16 wives and concubines, and 53 children. ``Oshogonato'' is pronounced as omeshionando.
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