Yukata is a kind of kimono.
For females, they are free-size. They fold one-quarter of the waistband to fit the height of the other kimono, and the men wear just like a bathrobe and wear a waistband.
A regular yukata cape usually comes down to the ankle, but there is also a mini yukata with a reduced length to the middle of the thigh.
It also reduces the length of the sleeves to reach the elbows.
Yukata is a casual clothes mainly used for casual wear, it is worn in the summer after bathing.
In addition, I wear it instead of Juban or use it as a substitute for sleepwear.
Basically, it is a little different from an indoor gown like a bathrobe, so it can be used as a substitute for an indoor gown.
The yukata to wear after bath is called Hirosode, and does not stitch the armpit part.
Generally, yukata in casual wear is also used for summer festivals such as Hanabina and Bon-odori, which are fireworks festivals in modern times. Even if it is not a festival day, it is not difficult for young women to wear yukata on the street during summer days.
When you go to a festival, you can pick up a fan as a props or put it in an obi.
Originally, the yukata itself is like underwear for absorbing sweat by wearing on the skin, but there is no separate underwear underneath, but in modern times, there are many cases in which basic underwear is worn at least.
Many are confused, but men wear not only women.
Oddly, it is quite rare for a male character to wear an event on the media.