The costume of Musashibo Benkei from "Kanjincho" and Flicka's dress (right)/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Support Surface coat dress made from the obi fabric used in "Fujimusume" (252,000 yen)/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Nobuaki Tomita/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Various items with Kabuki design motifs/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

GFW Ginza Redesign Exhibition - Collaboration with Kabuki Costumes" held at Ginza Terrace/Court on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

"Tsuchigumo" costume/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

A roll of cloth with the "Tsuchigumo" design/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Costume of Musashibo Benkei from "Kanjincho"/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Flicka's dress uses the lattice pattern of Musashibo Benkei from "Kanjincho."/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Sakayori's dress/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

(Left) Sakayori dress (Right) Akane Utsunomiya knit and skirt/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

(Front) Sakayori dress (Back) Akane Utsunomiya knit and skirt/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

Ginza Mitsukoshi turns Kabuki designs such as "Fujimusume" and "Kanjincho" into fashion at GFW/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

A bag using the lattice pattern of Musashibo Benkei from "Kanjincho"/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

A bag using the lattice pattern of Musashibo Benkei from "Kanjincho"/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE

A support surface coat dress made from the obi fabric used in "Fujimusume"/ Photo by Takeshi Kita (c)FASHION HEADLINE