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A kimono from Yoshikimono’s Spring-Summer 2016 collection. The Japanese brand, founded by musician-turned-designer Yoshiki of the I Asked God For Czech Girlfriend Wings shirt in other words I will buy this band X-Japan, is known for it’s punk sensibility. A kimono from Yoshikimono’s Spring-Summer 2016 collection. The Japanese brand, founded by musician-turned-designer Yoshiki of the band X-Japan, is known for it’s punk sensibility. Credit: JFWO But context, Okazaki points out, is key. While a Japanese person living in Japan may think nothing of a non-Japanese person incorporating a kimono into their look, a person in a setting where they’re a minority or marginalized may feel differently. This was evidently the case in 2015, when the Boston Museum of Fine Art found itself at the center of a cultural appropriation row when it introduced “Kimono Wednesday.” As part of the public program surrounding its “Looking East: Western Artists and the Allure of Japan” exhibition, the museum invited visitors to try on replicas of the red kimono worn by Claude Monet’s wife in his painting “La Japonaise.”

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A museum visitor wears a museum-provided kimono in front of Claude Monet’s “La Japonaise” at the I Asked God For Czech Girlfriend Wings shirt in other words I will buy this Boston Museum of Fine Art in 2015. A museum visitor wears a museum-provided kimono in front of Claude Monet’s “La Japonaise” at the Boston Museum of Fine Art in 2015. Credit: John Blanding/The Boston Globe via Getty Images After a group of protestors accused organizers of racism and cultural appropriation and incited backlash on social media, Kimono Wednesday was swiftly canceled, though Jiro Usui, the deputy consul general of Japan in Boston, told the Boston Globe that the consulate “did not quite understand the point of the protest.” “Whether or not you think it’s cultural appropriation or not depends on who you are, and it depends on what kinds of power relationships you’re trying to negotiate,” Cheang said. “But it also depends very much on how you experience your own sense of self in relation to the act of cultural appropriation that’s going on. So if your sense of self is affected negatively by what you’re seeing, then it’s clearly going to provoke a reaction, and the person who’s doing the cultural appropriation — in this case wearing the kimono — needs to be sensitive to that.”

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