場所京都帷子の辻 そして、美しい皇后の話

帷子　

忍者は鎖帷子　お風呂は湯帷子　

祭りは湯帷子ゆかた

死装束の帷子

Many passengers transfer at Katabirano-tsuji station to go to Arashiyama, Ryoan-ji, or Shijjyo Omiya. This small station is bustling with people day and night.

In the Heian period (794-1185), the katabira was made of raw-silk and worn as the underwear. At that time baths were not taken nude, rather the katabira was worn while in the sauna-style bath. 

The "yu" in yukatabira means hot-water and "katabira" means a thin plain unlined robe. Then the yukata became an "one-piece" easy-to-wear summer kimono for going to festivals, fireworks, also regularly worn for bed or bath.

嵐電の駅は「蚕の社」駅→「太秦広隆寺」駅→「帷子ノ辻（かたびらのつじ）」駅へと続く。帷子の辻駅は嵐山や、金閣寺、など様々な観光のスポットへの乗り換え駅である。地下に駐輪場もある。

この地名はここは取れた絹糸で「ひとえもの」の帷子を作っていたことから、「帷子ノ辻」と言う。