Why are kimonos imported in Mexico?

No, kimono is not, as a category, 'religious clothing'. Some kimono, like some shirts, are meant for religious use, as you can see below: A miko tending the grounds at her shrine. read more

Not really sure that kimonos are imported in mass numbers. Maybe some individuals are importing kimonos to supply small niche market since Japanese culture is quite popular in Mongolia. Personally I am not really knowledgeable about this fact. read more

Kimonos are generally of Japanese origin, so it is imported into the Philippines because we do not make it, likewise the Barong Tagalog, is imported by other countries, such as Japan. read more

The bride and groom wear kimono at traditional Shinto weddings. Western style wedding ceremonies are also popular in Japan. In such cases, the bride may wear a western wedding dress for the ceremony and a bridal kimono at the wedding party. Japanese bridal kimono are elaborate and expensive. The top layer is known as Uchikake. read more