河瀬直美さんのインスタグラム写真 - (河瀬直美Instagram)「昨日は思い立って養母の形見の小紋を自ら着付ました。彼女が生きた時代を知っている着物を着ることで、あの時代を生きた女性たちの息吹を感じてみたかったというのもあります。大正生まれの河瀬宇乃さんは、勝気な女性でした。そりゃそーだよな…55歳から生まれたての私を育てた人だから。14歳の時には夫に先立たれ、70歳で反抗期真っ只中の私を来る日も来る日もご飯を作って学校に行かせてくれた人。ボタン付けの内職しながら月７万とかの収入で成人させてくれた人。贅沢なんて知らなくて、スーパーの割引価格のモノをいかに手に入れるか…を一生懸命得意げに話してた。身の回りにはいつも緑たちがあって、園芸店で購入するのではなく、近所でもらってきた種で花を咲かせてた。養母がしてくれた洗濯物はお日様の匂いがした。小さなお家だったけど彼女の寝息を聞いていつまでと元気でいてくれるコトを願った。着物はそういうことを思い出させてくれる。身長の差があるから少し足しておはしょりを出せるようにしました。モノを大切に活かすこと。なんだか嬉しい国際女性デー✨ Yesterday, I suddenly decided to dress myself in the komon kimono my adoptive mother left me. By wearing a kimono that knows the era she lived in, a part of me wanted to feel the breath of the women who lived in that era. Born in the Taisho era, Uno Kawase was a woman with a fighting spirit. Yes, that's true... because she's the one who, at age 55, raised me from when I was a newborn. When I was 14, she lost her husband, and at age 70 fed me and sent me off to school day after day, in the middle of my rebellious faze. The one who worked a side job of attaching buttons and raised me into an adult with an income of about 70,000 yen a month. She knew no extravagance, and spoke passionately and confidently about how many things she could get with coupons from the grocery store. There was always so much green all around us, and instead of buying from the flower shop, she would grow flowers with seeds from neighbors. The laundry done by my adoptive mother always smelled like the sun. It was a small house, but I would hear the sound of her sleeping, and wished for her to be strong forever. The kimono reminded me of such things. There is a difference in our height, so I lengthened it to be able to show the ohashori. Taking precious care of and making the most of things. This is a happy international women's day✨ #養母の形見 #国際女性デー #春だね #heirloomfrommyadoptivemother #internationalwomensday #itsspring」3月9日 7時18分