Shorts
Japanese Name:
半ズボン
Romaji Name:
hanzubon
Description
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Half pants (hanzubon) or shorts are a type of clothing worn on the lower half of the body that extend above the knee. They are commonly used in warm weather or for casual wear, offering comfort and ease of movement. In Japan, hanzubon refers specifically to this type of shorter pants, and they are widely popular among children, athletes, and for everyday casual activities.
History
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Shorts are a type of clothing that covers the waist and upper legs, leaving the lower legs exposed.
They originated in the 19th century as practical wear for children and laborers in warm climates.
In the early 20th century, shorts became popular for sports and outdoor activities, such as tennis, cycling, and hiking.
During World War I, military forces introduced shorts for tropical and hot-weather uniforms.
By the mid-20th century, shorts became common casual wear for both men and women in everyday life.
Today, shorts are worn worldwide in various styles for fashion, sports, and comfort.