Padded comforter with sleeves (kaimaki) decorated with origami cranes made in Shimane Prefecture

Festival kimono decorated with carp ascending a waterfall made in Akita Prefecture

Festive rain cape (date-gera) made in Aomori Prefecture

Dark-blue ground kimono with white ikat (kasuri) pattern made in Shiga Prefecture

Dark blue-ground kimono with partial kogin embroidery made in Aomori Prefecture

Festive backpack pad (iwai-bandori) made in Yamagata Prefecture

Cloth with vertical stripes and water well (igeta) pattern made in Okayama Prefecture

Bedding cover (futonji) with nationalist motifs made in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture

Sled-hauling vest (sorihiki happi) made in Shōnai, Yamagata Prefecture

Multi-color blanket of Nanbu split weave made in Aomori Prefecture

White-ground casual summer kimono (yukata) with blue geometric pattern made in Aichi Prefecture

Dark blue-ground kimono with white ikat (kasuri) pattern made in Niigata Prefecture

Dark blue-ground fisherman's festival coat (donza) made in Fukui Prefecture

Bedding cover (futonji) decorated with falling cherry blossoms probably made in the Tōhoku Region

Furisode (Long-Sleeved Kimono) with Silk Trees and Swallows on Purple Crepe (Kinuchijimi) Ground

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Meisen kimono

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Dônuki

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染分紗綾地雲鳳凰文様絞友禅染夜着

Vrouwen haori met waaiers en bloemen

Hômongi

Kosode

Noh Costume (Karaori) with Tiles, Chrysanthemums, and Eulalia Grass

Noh Costume (Nuihaku) with Lilies and Courtly Carriages

Vrouwen kimono met esdoorn bladeren

Nuihaku Noh Costume, Design of poppies on a yellow ground

Furisode (Long-Sleeved Kimono) with Peonies and Lions (Motifs Alluding to the Play, Shakkyo) on Dark Blue Ground

Noushouzoku〈chajiyurigoshogurumamonnuihaku〉

Furisode (Long-Sleeved Kimono) with Wisteria and Flying Cranes in Embroidery on Vermilion Ground

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Atsuita karaori (Noh Costume)

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Man's Kimono

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