- Daishou arare* pattern on light blue kimono.
- Silk gauze light clothing ; Nagoya obi** with Yushoku*** pattern.
- *A popular casual pattern in Edo period (1603-1868 CE) which represents various size of hailstone.
- **Originating in Nagoya City during the Taisho period (1912~1945), Nagoya obi became popular due to the ease with which they could be tied by the wearer.
- ***The general designation of the pattern used in aristocracy apparel.
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