Why do Japanese female tourists like to walk around in kimonos when they travel to China?

In fact, I personally think this phenomenon is easy to understand. After all, it is normal to wear kimono when you come to another country and feel the local customs of another nation, whether to satisfy your own small wishes or to "do as the Romans do" as many people say. ? In our country, such clothes are not very popular. It can be said that no one will wear them on the streets at all, but it is different in Japan.

And for many tourists who have been to Japan, it is reasonable to take a walk on the street at will. After all, it is very important for anyone to come to a new place and have a look at the city, culture, scenery and so on, so I think such behavior is not that kind of incomprehensible thing, but just a normal phenomenon of coming to other countries as tourists.

Personally, I like to spend time visiting a place when traveling, because I think it is an act that can make me feel better about traveling. Although there are language barriers, it does not prevent me from better feeling the unique atmosphere of another nation and country in this process. This kind of behavior should be shared by many people, just as many people like to go to another city to find a snack street.

Therefore, I think many female tourists from China will walk around in kimonos after going to Japan, which is also a very journey and completely understandable behavior without any problems.