Workwear (noragi) jacket made in Shōnai, Yamagata Prefecture

Vest (sodenashi) made in Shōnai, Yamagata Prefecture

Light blue workwear (noragi) jacket

Woman’s workwear (noragi) jacket with kogin embroidery made in the Tōhoku Region

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

Safflower-colored kimono made in Yamagata Prefecture

Snow hat (yuki bōshi) made in Yamagata Prefecture

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

Hijiori Hot Springs in Yamagata Prefecture., series Hot Spring Notes

Half-length undergarment (hanjuban) made in Arimatsu, Aichi Prefecture

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Dark blue-ground bedding cover (futonji) with pictorial ikat (e-gasuri) pattern made in the San'in Region

Seated Bodhisattva Vajrapuspâ (Kongōke Bosatsu), from a notebook depicting the Diamond World Mandala (Kongōkai Mandara), from a book once housed at Mount Kōya (Wakayama prefecture) and then later in the temple Ganjō-ji (Kumamoto prefecture)

Stylized Fan-Shaped Pendant (Keman) with Decoration of Birds and Flowers, from a set housed at the temple Jōgon-in, Shiga Prefecture

[Man wearing ceremonial costume, carrying a long staff (possibly a small tree trunk sprouting a branch with leaves) and a fan made of feathers; appears to have wings that terminate in sharp points]

dräkt, jacka, garment, costume, garb, haori

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

kimono

haori

振袖 染分羽二重地菊竜胆模様

Kajibaori (Coat worn at the scene of a fire), Dark blue gorofukuren plain-weave wool with zigzag design (Crest: three oak leaves)

Woman’s workwear (noragi) jacket with kogin embroidery made in the Tōhoku Region

[haori-kimono-jacket]

半纒

Choken (Noh costume), Peony arabesque, butterfly, and bird design on dark blue ground

Samurai's Firefighting Garment with Family Crests

Komonzomedoufuku

Coat

kimono

jacka, dräkt, garb, garment, costume, haori

Working jacket (sakiori shigotogi)

robe

Kosode

Bastgewand

Bag (fukuro) made in Aomori Prefecture

Kosode

rock

Mannen nagajuban met kabuki acteurs

Man's Coat (Attus)