A pale pink kimono, a houmongi (visiting kimono).

Expertly crafted by Ryozen Hyoshi, a long-established textile wholesaler in Nishijin, Kyoto.

Founded in Bunka 1 (1804): A historic brand established during the Edo period.
Expertly crafted by Ryozen Hyoshi: Known for producing high-quality Nishijin-ori fukuro obi (lined obi).

Purchased from Takaraya Yayoi.
Includes the two obi shown in the first image. Includes zori (sandals).

- Color: Pale pink
- Material: Silk
- Design: As shown in the images
- Obi: Multi-colored pattern
- Size: Tailor-made. Fits a person of 157cm height, slender to average build.

Purchased in August 2025, and arrived at my home about one month after tailoring.
Delivered to my home via courier.
After tailoring, it was only tried on once at the store. The store staff then packed it into a box and sent it to me. It has been stored in my closet ever since.
I have only partially opened the box at home for the purpose of taking photos for this listing.
Following the store's advice, only moth repellent has been included to prevent damage.

I was told this houmongi is suitable for occasions such as weddings and children's entrance ceremonies.

The store staff informed me that the total original price exceeded 1 million yen.

This is a very elegant, pure, and lovely kimono in a light pink color that can be worn by people of all ages.

It will be shipped in the same box it was received from the store.

Price negotiation is welcome.

Please feel free to ask any questions.

Thank you for looking.


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Addendum
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The obi with a houndstooth-like pattern in the first image, and the obi I am wearing, are reversible.
Please refer to images 9 and 10 for details.

Images 11 and 12 show the second obi.

Images 13, 15, and 16 show the kimono.
Although the color appears beige in the photos, it is actually a pale pink, similar to image 14, and is very elegant and lovely.

Images 17, 18, and 19 show the undergarments.

The three items in image 20, including the obi-age (sash accessory) and obi-jime (sash cord), are also included.
The obi-age is what I am wearing in images 2, 4, and 5.