Although kimono came from China and later became a cultural phenomenon that still exists in Japan, if it is a speech to the Japanese, I suggest that it is more appropriate for the Japanese to give a speech on this topic.

The purpose of the speech is to get the general understanding and recognition of the audience!

How would you feel if you listened to a Japanese speech on the Great Wall in Wan Li, China? Even though his Chinese is authentic and beautiful, what he says is objective and decent. Do you feel "insulted" for no reason?

Maybe many people in China won't feel that kind of unwarranted feeling. If they were Japanese, anyone would feel insulted endlessly! That is the embodiment of Yamato's special nationality!

So I don't think your Japanese has reached the level of being able to speak independently (even without basic writing ability) and you have a little knowledge of Japanese culture, so your speech on this topic is doomed to be unsuccessful!

Off-topic: A domestic group returning from studying in Japan (official background), there is always someone singing "Spring in the North" in the performance program of the annual party; Someone's "Nara Chicken Crow" and so on. Every year is the same person, the same topic, of course, the audience (audience) are basically those people!

At the second year's meeting, some people couldn't stand it. He came to the stage uninvited, grabbed the microphone and led the singing of "Sword March". As a result, all the audience stood up and sang!