[Ashurato]

Silly Yuki, it's nice to hear that people are interested in Japan. ^^ There's still quite a few people in the rural areas who dress up in traditional clothing (and those who run more traditional Japanese businesses like dance schools, flower-arrangement schools, and tea shops).

There's also places in Japan where you can dress up from earlier periods. The last time I went on vacation to Kyoto, I actually went to Eigamura where you get to dress up in period costumes and walk around an area built like the Edo period.

@ johnny - Hmm... that's an idea! I'll think about setting one up for both people who can speak and those who are interested in learning.