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* Sumire Kanzaki does a B2 variation with an [[Impossibly Low Neckline]] in ''[[Sakura Taisen]]''.
* In ''[[Hidamari Sketch]]'', a festival offers free snacks to those who come in yukata (and bring the flyer). Miyako, who doesn't have one, is ready to [[Curtain Clothing|pull down her curtains to make one]], but Hiro offers her old one with a [[Magical Princess Minky Momo|Mahou Shoujo Minky]] print. It comes down to about a centimetre below her buttocks. She thinks it's a perfect fit, and Yuno and Hiro say it looks "cute" and "fashionable", respectively, though Sae privately thinks she looks like a hooker.
* In ''[[Lucky Star]]'', at the matsuri, Konata muses that if they were in a [[Dating Sim]], they'd trigger a flag because they're at a festival, outside, wearing yukata.
* Nearly any manga and anime long enough features a [[Festival Episode|summer festival episode/chapter]], or a [[Hot Springs Episode|ryoukan/hot springs resort one]], or ''both'', with male members of the cast expressing gratitude for getting to see the ladies in yukata, and sometimes vice versa as well.
* [[Moe Anthropomorphism|Japan]] from ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]'' doesn't really fit this trope canon-wise, fitting [[Kimono Is Traditional]] better... but does fandom put him into yukata and kimono a ''lot'' more often than canon does? And use them to play up his [[Yamato Nadeshiko]] and/or [[Moe]] traits? You betcha.
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