Wooden spinning wheel with long wooden bar that joins two feet at the base, and two wooden cogs attached to a handle at the widest end of the base. The mechanism turns the metal wheel, which has four wooden spokes. A piece of twine runs around the wheel and a small metal cylinder that has a groove at its centre at the other end of the spinning wheel. The metal cylinder is attached to a metal bar that turns.

Grey and white hanten (袢纏, also written as 半天, 袢天, 半纏) with short sleeve panels. The sleeves, neck and border bands are grey. There is a grey diamond pattern on a cream ground on the upper portion of the front and back. The inside is unlined.

Blue-grey wataire hanten (綿入れ袢纏) or padded long hanten (袢纏) also known as dotera (褞袍) or tanzen (丹前) with multicoloured figures. There is a wide black velvet band around the neck and partway down the centre opening. The wide sleeves are lined and edged with black velvet. There are basting stitches around the sleeves and centre opening. On the upper back is a red circular symbol and a white crane holding a white banner with red symbols. Around the lower portion of the kimono, on the front and back, are three figures dressed in red, green, grey and brown holding fans and gold cups against a grey ground. The inside lining is blue and padded with cotton.

White silk uchikake (打掛) with long sleeve panels and a centre opening. The white silk has a weave pattern in the shape of chrysanthemum known as kikubishi (菊菱) within overlapping circles. The front, back and sleeves are embroidered with rows of pine tree leaves on branches in red, orange, gold, bronze and silver. The inside lining is red silk. The bottom hem is padded.

Deep blue and black padded hanten (袢纏, also written as 半天, 袢天, 半纏). There are white basting stitches knotted overall. It has a family crest or kamon (家紋) known as maru ni hanabishi (丸に花菱).

Dark blue textile with woven pattern. The textile is made from four long strips sewn together to create a rectangular piece. The pattern repeats staggered rows of square blocks with geometric motifs in white and gray on dark blue ground. The ends are cut, the sides are selvage.

Black kimono with a striped pattern. The pattern consists of very thin, white vertical lines arranged in groups of three. There is a wide patterned band around the neck and partway down the centre opening. The sleeve panels are short with an opening under the arm. The inside is lined with blue cotton.

Brown kimono with thin black vertical stripes. There is a wide band around the neck and partway down the centre opening. The short, wide sleeves have an opening under the arms. The inside is lined with dark blue fabric.

Porcelain kendi with fluted body, with continuous underglaze blue floral decoration. Design of a feather in flat glazed base, with silver flange (added on later).

Dark blue shirushi banten (印半纏), a type of hanten (袢纏, also written as 半天, 袢天, 半纏), also known as happi (法被, 半被). There is a wide blue band around the neck and down the centre opening. On the centre opening band are white Japanese characters and short ties. The short sleeves are tapered. On the upper back there is a family crest or kamon (家紋) known as mokkō-mon (木瓜紋) in the shape of a cut surface of uri (oriental melon). The upper inside is lined with light blue fabric.