IPA: /kɑːkəˈmoʊnoʊ/
KK: /kɑːkəˈmoʊnoʊ/
A type of vertical scroll that features paintings or calligraphy, commonly used in Japanese art and decoration.
The artist displayed a beautiful kakemono in the gallery, showcasing traditional Japanese techniques.
Kakemono is a Japanese word (掛物), where "kake" (掛) means to hang or suspend, and "mono" (物) means thing or object. Therefore, kakemono refers to a hanging object, typically a scroll or painting that is displayed on a wall.
Imagine a beautiful scroll that is 'hung' ('kake') on the wall, which helps you remember that 'kakemono' refers to a hanging object.
No commonly confused words.