OBIS

Belts in the Ginza

• Madama Butterfly sashes

• Madama Butterfly wear

• The Mikado accessories

• The Mikado attire

• The Mikado cinchers

• The Mikado wraps

• Accessories for Akira

• Accessories for Cio-Cio-San

• Accessories whose colors may indicate rank

• Asian sashes

• Bands of geishas

• Bow ties?

• Broad bands in the Far East

• Broad sashes

• Butterfly's sashes

• Cio-Cio-San's sashes

• Clothes closers, in Japan

• Costume accessories for The Mikado

• Cummerbunds

• Decorative Eastern accessory

• Eastern accessories

• Eastern closers

• Eastern sashes

• Eastern ties

• Fashion accessories on the Ginza

• Foreign ties

• Geisha belts

• Geisha sashes

• Geisha wardrobe items

• Geisha's accessories

• Geishas draw them

• Geishas tie them on

• Geishas' ties

• Gifu sashes

• Ginza fashion accessories

• Honshu sashes

• Japanese bands?

• Japanese middle managers?

• Japanese sashes

• Japanese sashes worn over kimonos

• Japanese ties

• Japanese wraps

• Kenobi et al.

• Kimono accessories

• Kimono bands

• Kimono closers

• Kimono sashes

• Kimono securers

• Kimono ties

• Kyoto cummerbunds

• Kyoto ties

• Lengthy ties

• Martial artists' surroundings

• Middle parts of Japan?

• Noh wear

• Nonmusical bands?

• Oriental sashes

• Osaka sashes

• Overseas ties

• Parts of Japanese bridal costumes

• Sakai sashes

• Samurai sashes

• Sapporo sashes

• Sashes

• Sashes in The Mikado

• Sashes in Sendai

• Satin sashes

• Shikoku sashes

• Silk ties

• Some are tied in cho cho fashion

• Some sashes

• Some wraps

• Sometimes-satin items of apparel

• They get around, in Japan

• They go to waist

• They have bows

• They may be tied up in Tokyo

• They're tied in Tokyo

• They're tied on in Japan

• Things for Yum-Yum's tummy

• Tied items

• Ties around the middle

• Ties in the East

• Ties in Tokyo

• Ties with bows

• Tokyo bands

• Tokyo belts

• Tokyo ties

• Waist circlers

• Waist products

• Waist surrounders

• Wide sashes

• Wraps in the East

• Ziamen sashes