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Anonymous Japan No.213407517 >>213407553 >>213408893 >>213412040 >>213413610 >>213415499
>traditional costumes of finland
>same as swedish, basically
Anonymous United States No.213407553 >>213412304
>>213407517 (OP)
Yeah that fits
Anonymous Indonesia No.213408893 >>213409440 >>213412136
>>213407517 (OP)
Isn't all traditional euroep look like that ?
Anonymous Germany No.213409440 >>213412504
>>213408893
Yeah because you can only really do so much with clothing. Pants, skirts, shirts, vests, etc
Anonymous Finland No.213412040 >>213413345
>>213407517 (OP)
Wow, like they shares iron age baltic sea culture
Anonymous Hungary No.213412136
>>213408893
>Wow, these geographically, religiously and culturally intertwined peoples dress almost the same way
Anonymous Japan No.213412304 >>213413216
>>213407553
how dare you
Anonymous Austria No.213412504
>>213409440
why does traditional clothing look so goofy though
Anonymous Romania No.213412593 >>213413316
Wtf even are "National Costumes". Did the common people actually wear them or is it more modern larp?
Anonymous Finland No.213413216 >>213413376
>>213412304
https://youtube.com/watch?v=d7n6f8zTn54&pp=ygUQSmFwYW5pIG9uIHNhaXJhcw%3D%3D

Has Marutei Tsurunen been mentioned already?

>Tsurunen was representing the democrats in the upper house of the Japanese parliament during they years 2002-2013 as its first Western-born member.

A fucking major achievement considering how doubtful the Japanese are against foreigners. Of course Finland is an exception of some sort, the older folk knows and appreciates Mannerheim and Finns.

Apparently a very conservative politician and that's exactly what japskies like.
Anonymous Germany No.213413316
>>213412593
Many developed in the 18th and 19th century derived from the "good church clothes" most people wore. And in the 19th century it got weird as such clothing items were rapidly commercialised and mixed with romanticism. The Dirndl is a good example of this, as it was invented around the 1880s and was derived from the types of dresses worn by certain bavarian peasants - but it was adopted towards the tastes of the urban bourgeois. Additionally it got heavily promoted and thus the rural folks "readopted" it as well.
Anonymous Japan No.213413345 >>213413858
>>213412040
>iron age baltic sea culture
pure cope. that ugly costume is an early modern thing and has nothing to do with iron age.
Anonymous Finland No.213413376
>>213413216
was thinking about the same thing pal
Anonymous Sweden No.213413519
The Finnish security service isn't retarded like the FSB, so I like them for that.
Anonymous Japan No.213413540 >>213413599
>suomi pick berries in the forest and we are proud of it
yeah, so do swedish
Anonymous Sweden No.213413599
>>213413540
fantastic image ken-sama
Anonymous South Korea No.213413610 >>213413925
>>213407517 (OP)
most traditional european women's costumes looks almost the same
Anonymous Finland No.213413858 >>213415410
>>213413345
They dressed like this, but i think its even cooler
Anonymous Dominican Republic No.213413925 >>213413972 >>213414429 >>213414431
>>213413610
Euros should stop promoting so much those "traditional" costumes created during the Romantic heyday of the 19th century and start wearing authentic, centuries-old traditional clothing on their national holidays.
Anonymous Dominican Republic No.213413972 >>213414278
>>213413925
Forgot the pic
Anonymous Germany No.213414278
>>213413972
That would be neat.
Anonymous Hungary No.213414429
>>213413925
Anonymous Japan No.213414431 >>213415325 >>213415410
>>213413925
there is no 'authentic' trad clothing once its lost.
Anonymous Dominican Republic No.213415325 >>213415441
>>213414431
The European elites continued with events similar to medieval fairs, where they wore armor and clothing similar to that era.
This picture is a medieval joust from 1839.
Anonymous Finland No.213415410
>>213414431
>>213413858
Its from 1000's
Anonymous Japan No.213415441
>>213415325
Such minor cases cannot be called a folk tradition.
Anonymous Finland No.213415499 >>213415991
>>213407517 (OP)
you guys and your cousins in korea also just wear chinese costumes and call them your own
Anonymous Japan No.213415991
>>213415499
finnish mind cannot distinguish 'poor copy (or exact copy at best)' and 'improved more delicate derivative' of something.
Anonymous Japan No.213416081 >>213416611
poor finns shouldnt be angry at me because im just simulating exactly what a finnish fag is always doing against other cunts.
Anonymous Sweden No.213416579 >>213416752 >>213417040
These aren't traditional. They're folk costumes invented during the late 1700s. Notice how every European trad outfit essentially looks the same.
Anonymous Finland No.213416611
>>213416081
Davido kun you miss all my factual post and keep sperging who knows why reason point is youv already chose ur mind and side and just act innocent like we Finns wouldnt notice.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=TT8_OuI_opA&pp=ygUNT25uZWtzIG9sa29vbg%3D%3D
Anonymous Japan No.213416752 >>213416909
>>213416579
yeah, i know. im just mocking finnish pricks. finns make these stupid threads regularly and yet they seethe when they themselves become the target.
Anonymous Sweden No.213416909
>>213416752
They're snakes, that's true.
Anonymous Sweden No.213417040 >>213417138
>>213416579
What do you think tradition is you retard
Anonymous Sweden No.213417138 >>213417166
>>213417040
These clothes are as traditional as electricity.
Anonymous Sweden No.213417166 >>213417451
>>213417138
put that bicycle helmet on
Anonymous Sweden No.213417451 >>213417493
>>213417166
In 100 years is McDonald's Swedish exclusive products gonna be traditional?
Anonymous Sweden No.213417493 >>213417519
>>213417451
Is watching donald duck at christmas eve a tradition in Sweden?

Yes it is you dumb bitch, and you better be there 15:00 on the 24th
Anonymous Sweden No.213417519
>>213417493
Bodied that freak
Anonymous Sweden No.213417680
Woo Sweden and Finland sure hate each other now. Very organic and believable. Like the Japanese guy really into Finland-Sweden relations.