Tokyo Station Half-Width Kimono Belt (Hanhaba Obi) - Reversible Design

Tokyo Station Half-Width Kimono Belt (Hanhaba Obi) - Reversible Design

A reversible half-width obi showcasing two distinctive Japanese aesthetics. One side features a detailed illustration of Tokyo Station’s iconic red brick Marunouchi Building with cherry blossoms (sakura), capturing the timeless beauty of this historic landmark. The reverse side displays a traditional Japanese woven arrow pattern (yagasuri) in sophisticated black tones, offering versatile styling options.

Key Features
• Reversible design with Tokyo Station architectural illustration and traditional arrow pattern
• Premium polyester construction for durability and easy maintenance
• Suitable for casual kimono wear including yukata, komon, tsumugi, and wool kimono
• Length accommodates various obi knot styles: bunko musubi (bow), kai no kuchi (shell mouth), ichimoji musubi (flat knot), and more
• Can be worn without additional accessories like obiage (scarf) or obijime (cord) for simplified styling
• Ideal for kimono dressing practice and everyday wear

Usage Instructions
This half-width obi works beautifully with casual and semi-formal kimono styles. The reduced width creates elegant, compact knots without excessive volume. Beginners will appreciate the manageable length and width for practicing various tying techniques. The reversible design allows you to coordinate with different kimono colors and seasons - the Tokyo Station side for spring cherry blossom season, and the traditional pattern side for year-round wear.

• Length: 390 cm (153.5 inches)
• Width: 16 cm (6.3 inches)
• Material: 100% polyester
• Pattern: Tokyo Station with cherry blossoms (front) / Traditional arrow pattern yagasuri (reverse)
• Color: Multi-color station illustration / Black traditional pattern
• Care: Hand wash only
• Made in Japan

Safety & Care Information
Hand wash only in cold water with mild detergent. Do not machine wash, bleach, or tumble dry. Reshape while damp and dry flat away from direct sunlight to preserve colors. Iron on low heat if needed, using a pressing cloth.