This is a kimono that was used for a baby's first shrine visit about 35 years ago and was remade for a 3-year-old's Shichi-Go-San (a traditional Japanese festival for children). It has been carefully stored in my parents' closet, but as there are no plans to use it in the future, I hope someone else will. The set includes a kimono, a sleeveless coat (hifu), a long undergarment (nagajuban), a drawstring bag (kinchaku), sandals (zori), and a hair ornament. The total cost at the time was about 100,000 yen. Since it was custom-made, there is no tag, but the outer fabric of the kimono is silk. The hifu is a ready-made product, and the outer fabric is silk. There are a few small stains on the kimono and the nagajuban. I have taken photos as much as possible, but there may be stains that are not visible in the photos. The box for the accessories and the wrapping paper for the kimono are quite old. Please understand that this is a personal item that has been stored at home for a long time before purchasing. It will be shipped via Takkyubin (courier service).