What particle (の；を) should I use between noun/verb and ～方 (買い方；歩い方 etc.)?


I'm not sure of particles in these 3 sentences, especially this particle-の
between noun/verb and ～方, are they OK? (If you see any other grammar mistake,
you may let me know too.)

> 1）着物を着て **の** 歩い方は何ですか。  
>  2）飛行機の切符 **の** 買い方を教えてくれます。  
>  3）写真 **の** 撮り方を忘れた。




～のVerb(pre-masu form) + 方 is the set form. ～をVerb + 方 would be wrong.

As you need to use the pre-masu form, 歩い方 would be wrong. 歩き方 would be
correct.

> 1）着物を着ての歩い方は何ですか

何 implies a specific thing, like asking 'What is the thing that is the way of
walking while wearing a kimono.'

It might be better to separate the two thus:

> 着物を着て歩くのは難しいです。どうやって歩きますか？

If you still want to place them in the same sentence, I would go with:

> 着物を着て歩くのはどうやってやりますか。

or, as @immateur has suggested:

> 着物での歩き方はどのようにすればいいですか？

If you were to provide the English of what you want to say it might be
helpful.

> 2）飛行機の切符の買い方をおしえてくれます

I don't see anything wrong with this sentence. If you are asking about the
purchasing from a machine, it would be better to say 飛行機の切符販売機の使い方を教えてください。

> 3）写真の撮り方を忘れた。

This is fine.




～のVerb(pre-masu form) + 方 is the set form. ～をVerb + 方 would be wrong.

As you need to use the pre-masu form, 歩い方 would be wrong. 歩き方 would be
correct.

> 1）着物を着ての歩い方は何ですか

何 implies a specific thing, like asking 'What is the thing that is the way of
walking while wearing a kimono.'

It might be better to separate the two thus:

> 着物を着て歩くのは難しいです。どうやって歩きますか？

If you still want to place them in the same sentence, I would go with:

> 着物を着て歩くのはどうやってやりますか。

or, as @immateur has suggested:

> 着物での歩き方はどのようにすればいいですか？

If you were to provide the English of what you want to say it might be
helpful.

> 2）飛行機の切符の買い方をおしえてくれます

I don't see anything wrong with this sentence. If you are asking about the
purchasing from a machine, it would be better to say 飛行機の切符販売機の使い方を教えてください。

> 3）写真の撮り方を忘れた。

This is fine.

