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Overview
A museum in Ome in a converted 200-year-old storehouse, showing kimono handed down in the imperial and samurai houses.
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A museum in Ome, Tokyo. It displays elegant kimono not seen elsewhere, and the building is a 200-year-old storehouse converted for the purpose. Gorgeous costumes worn in the Edo period by members of the imperial family, samurai families, court nobles and merchant families are on display.
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