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“Hello, everyone / I am the Kimono Girl“Hello, everyone / I am the Kimono Girl / This is my haiku.”<br />The Kimono Girl has the deepest respect for tradition. She has studied hard to learn exactly the way her traditional kimono robe should be worn, how her traditional makeup must be applied, and even just the right angle for holding her traditional folding fan. The Kimono Girl’s most favorite tradition of all is haiku poetry. She writes haiku verses about everything that she sees and does during the day. She’s gotten so good at it that she can have entire conversations in lines of 5, 7 and 5 syllables!rsations in lines of 5, 7 and 5 syllables! +