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Inuyasha's Sesshomaru Celebrates Coming-of-Age Day Again: Fans Draw Parallels to His Iconic Fluffy Accessory

The official X (formerly Twitter) account of manga artist Rumiko Takahashi has been updated with an illustration of Sesshomaru, a beloved character from the manga Inuyasha. As part of an annual tradition, the post congratulates new adults in Japan, saying, “Congratulations to all new adults!”


Sesshomaru from Inuyasha

Sesshomaru from Inuyasha © Rumiko Takahashi / Shogakukan, Yomiuri TV, Sunrise 2020


The "Fluffy" Connection Between Sesshomaru and Coming-of-Age Day

Coming-of-Age Day celebrations often feature traditional furisode kimono paired with a fluffy stole or shawl for added elegance and warmth. This accessory, known for its plush and luxurious look, has long been compared by fans to Sesshomaru’s iconic fluffy shoulder piece. Many affectionately refer to it as “Sesshomaru’s fluff” or “Sesshomaru’s fur.”

This year’s post featuring Sesshomaru has once again sparked excitement among fans, with comments like:

“Sesshomaru’s fluff is trending!”
“Even the official account recognizes it—Sesshomaru and Coming-of-Age Day go hand in hand!”
“Let’s just call it Sesshomaru Day from now on!”
“When my niece, an Inuyasha fan, showed me her Coming-of-Age kimono, I accidentally blurted out, ‘You look like Sesshomaru!’ Congratulations to all new adults!”


Celebrate Coming-of-Age Day with Sesshomaru’s iconic fluffy style

Celebrate Coming-of-Age Day with Sesshomaru’s iconic fluffy style © Rumiko Takahashi


What Is That Fluffy Accessory, Really?

According to the official website of First Stage, a company that rents furisode, the fluffy shawl is called a “stole.” It’s more than just a cute accessory—it also serves a functional purpose as a coat-like item worn over the furisode for warmth during cold January ceremonies.



Source : ORICON NEWS

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