This is an Ikkanbari bag. It's 21cm tall, 24cm wide, and 15cm deep. Inside, there's paper from an old book dating back to the Meiji era. Casually placed there is a statue of Ebisu, which gives it a wonderful charm. The old book itself has a great feel. The front is made from an old arrow-patterned kimono fabric. On top of that, there's a line of Maiko girls. The front and back are layered five times, and of course, it's coated with persimmon tannin and varnish to make it rain-resistant and quite durable. The beautiful arrow pattern and the Maiko girls match perfectly. It's a size you can carry every day, so it's convenient. It's very cute and eye-catching.