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パジャマ
Sign in to saveAlso known as PJs, jimmies, jimjams, jammies, comfies, lounges, pajamas
上下に分かれる西洋風の寝巻
Pyjamas are loose-fitting two-piece garments consisting of a shirt and pants, originally adapted from South Asian clothing traditions and worn as sleepwear or casual clothing in Western countries. The term and style reflect cultural exchange, as these comfortable garments were adopted from regions like India and integrated into everyday wardrobes worldwide.
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Vinony's link graph records 706 inbound references to パジャマ, and connects out to undergarment, sweater and Portuguese India.
Vinony files it under History of Asian clothing, History of fashion and History of Western fashion.
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- Advertisement for pyjamas in Lisières Fleuries fabric, from Jardin des Modes, 1930.jpg
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- partially coincident with
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パジャマ（ヒンディー語: पाजामा [pāy-jāma]）とは寝巻の一種で、主に上下に分かれた西洋風のものを指す。同じく西洋式の寝巻として、女性用のワンピース式のものにネグリジェがある。
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