Editing Manchukuo (section)

=== Dress ===
The [[Changshan]] and the [[Cheongsam|Qipao]], both derived from traditional Manchu dress, were considered national dresses in Manchukuo.{{citation needed|date=February 2018}}

In a meeting with the [[Concordia Association]], the organizers devised what was termed Concordia Costume, or the ''kyōwafuku'', in 1936. Even Japanese such as Masahiko Amakasu and Kanji Ishiwara adopted it. It was gray and a civilianized version of the Imperial Japanese Army uniform. It was similar to the National Clothes (''kokumin-fuku'') worn by Japanese civilians in World War II as well as the [[Mao suit|Zhongshan suit]]. A pin of either a Manchukuo flag or a five-pointed, five-colored star with the Manchukuo national colors were worn on the collars.<ref>
Brandt, Kim. Kingdom of Beauty: Mingei and the Politics of Folk Art in Imperial Japan. Durham and London: Duke UP, 2007.</ref>