An indigo-dyed cotton celebratory fisherman’s kimono with dark blue ground and design of a crane in white, black, grey and red at the top back and over the shoulders. The crane holds a banner in its beak, which carries an inscription "Banzai" indicating that the robe is worn in celebration of an event. At the bottom of the robe are 2 tortoises of black and grey swimming in stylized white waves. The front of the robe features Japanese characters in white on the collar (eri) reading "Wakamiya group", representing a location, company, or association. These characters were definitely produced using stencil technique (tsutsugaki).The crane design may also have been created with stencil. This robe resembles a maiwai or celebratory jacket, but unlike the maiwai, the collar of this garment ends well above the hem, indicating that it is a kimono meant to be work with an obi sash. The cotton is soft and of medium thickness.