“Obi” in Japanese
Short answer
Obi in Japanese is “帯” (tai). Full meaning: obi (kimono sash); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product); band, belt, strip.
Other ways to say “Obi” in Japanese
おび
obi obi (kimono sash); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product); band, belt, strip
襷
tasuki cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn over the shoulder to the opposite hip); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product)
三尺帯
sanjakuobi waistband, belt, cloth girdle, obi
ダスキ
dasuki cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn over the shoulder to the opposite hip); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product)
だすき
dasuki cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn over the shoulder to the opposite hip); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product)
タスキ
tasuki cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn over the shoulder to the opposite hip); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product)
たすき
tasuki cord used to tuck up the sleeves of a kimono; sash (worn over the shoulder to the opposite hip); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product)
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