Japanese Clothing and Items

On Gaia Online, Japanese Clothes and Japanese Accessories are a series of items based on traditional Japanese garments. Before the shops were overhauled, the original Kimono and Yukata were the only Japanese items on the site, later years brought The Rising Sun update, which yielded a variety of items relating to Japanese culture.

2008 Headbands
A cloth headband tied in a knot, meant to soak up sweat and show perseverance. (900 Gold)  
 * Certain Victory Hachimaki
 * Nihon Hachimaki

2003 Hats

 * Straw Hat - Hats express things about their wearers. They stand out and frame the face, the most expressive part of the body. Farmers in the Eastern Continent use these broad-rimmed hats to shield from the burning sun while toiling in the fields. (2,095 Gold)
 * Emperors Headdress - The ancient headdress of the legendary ruler Vol Trahn. (15,000 Gold)

2008 Hats

 * Benkei's Cap - The yamabushi wore small caps called "tokin". Yes, tokin. I told you they were hippies. (1,680 Gold)
 * Buddhist Monk's Straw Hat - A traveling hat that keeps the sun and other distracting worldy things out of your eyes. (1,920 Gold)
 * Shinto Priest's Cap - Called an "eboshi", or "crow-hat", presumably for its color and not for the droppings it protects your head from. (2,580 Gold)

2010 Hats

 * Straw Ronin Gasa - Nah Bro! I'd rather look like a BOSS video game character! (9,600 Gold)
 * Straw Komuso Gasa - I'm telling you man, you look SO cool with a basket on your head! (10,080 Gold)

2008 Wigs

 * Samurai Wig - Hair in the popular sakayaki style, with the top shaved and the rest pulled back into a queue. (7,500 Gold)
 * Buddhist Monk's Tonsure - A shaven head, with masculine eyebrows. (720 Gold)
 * Buddhist Nun's Tonsure - A shaven head, with feminine eyebrows. (720 Gold)
 * Benkei Wig - The mountain ascetics called "yamabushi" wore their hair long and loose like this. They also didn't bathe much, unless you count meditating under ice-cold waterfalls. They were pretty much the Japanese version of hippies. (5,280 Gold)

Geisha Wigs
A high quality wig fashioned in a more traditional style worn by Geisha, and adorned with ornate pins and other accessories. Back in the day when there weren't wigs, some hairstyles were so complicated that many Geisha would not wash their hair for weeks at a time to maintain them! (9,900 Gold)  
 * Pink Geisha Wig
 * Yellow Geisha Wig
 * Blue Geisha Wig
 * Purple Geisha Wig
 * Green Geisha Wig

2008 Benkei's Vest
The yamabushi wore vests like this to stay warm in the mountains. The probably made them out of hemp, too. Bunch of hippies. (5,280 Gold) 
 * Benkei's Vest Black
 * Benkei's Vest Cream
 * Benkei's Vest Green
 * Benkei's Vest Red
 * Onitaro's Vest - An ancient garment woven from the hair of a tiger-god, passed down through a family of demons for countless generations.

2008 Haori
A jacket with huge sleeves perfect for concealing weapons, ferreting away knicknacks, and smuggling dried cuttlefish into movie theaters. (7,080 Gold)  
 * Aiiro Haori
 * Aka Haori
 * Chairo Haori
 * Haiiro Haori
 * Kuro Haori

A jacket with huge sleeves perfect for concealing weapons, ferreting away knicknacks, and smuggling dried cuttlefish into movie theaters. (7,920 Gold)  
 * Akajima Haori
 * Hakuun Haori
 * Kinzakura Haori
 * Matsumori Haori
 * Seikai Haori

2008 Tabibito Coat
This robe is as travel-worn and experienced as the noble young hero that wore it. (6,060 Gold)  
 * Black Tabibito Coat
 * Blue Tabibito Coat
 * Green Tabibito Coat
 * Purple Tabibito Coat
 * Red Tabibito Coat
 * Tan Tabibito Coat

2008 Shinto Priest Jacket
The kariginu, or hunting jacket, used to be a popular garment among Heian nobles, but today it is usually worn by priests who don't do much hunting. (5,160 Gold)  
 * Shinto Priest's Jacket Black
 * Shinto Priest's Jacket Blue
 * Shinto Priest's Jacket Cream
 * Shinto Priest's Jacket Green
 * Shinto Priest's Jacket Red

2010 Kamon Vest
A casual vest with two small emblems on the chest. (4,680 Gold)  
 * Black Kamon Vest
 * Blue Kamon Vest
 * Brown Kamon Vest
 * Green Kamon Vest
 * Purple Kamon Vest
 * Red Kamon Vest

2008 Fundoshi
Japanese manties! Woooo!!! (1,260 Gold)  </b>
 * Indigo Fundoshi
 * Red Fundoshi
 * White Fundoshi

2008 Benkei's Trousers
Hiked up pants perfect for uh, hiking in the mountains. (4,800 Gold)  </b>
 * Benkei's Trousers Black
 * Benkei's Trousers Cream
 * Benkei's Trousers Green
 * Benkei's Trousers Red

2008 Shinto Priest's Trousers
Sashinuki are like hakama, but bloused at the bottom for that extra-poofy look. (4,980 Gold)  </b>
 * Shinto Priest's Trousers Black
 * Shinto Priest's Trousers Blue
 * Shinto Priest's Trousers Cream
 * Shinto Priest's Trousers Green
 * Shinto Priest's Trousers Red

2008 Hakama

 * Miko's Hibakama - Fiery red pants for a sassy shrine maiden. (4,500 Gold)

These pants were meant to hide the movements of a swordsman's feet in combat. Try not to trip, you great warrior you. (6,600 Gold)  </b>
 * Aiiro Hakama
 * Aka Hakama
 * Chairo Hakama
 * Haiiro Hakama
 * Kuro Hakama

These pants were meant to hide the movements of a swordsman's feet in combat. Try not to trip, you great warrior you. (6,960 Gold)  </b>
 * Akajima Hakama
 * Hakuun Hakama
 * Kinzakura Hakama
 * Matsumori Hakama
 * Seikai Hakama

2010 Hakama
These pants has been through a lot. (3,300 Gold)  </b>
 * Black Tattered Hakama
 * Blue Tattered Hakama
 * Brown Tattered Hakama
 * Green Tattered Hakama
 * Purple Tattered Hakama
 * Red Tattered Hakama

2003 Kimono

 * Spring Green Kimono - A lovely kimono made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This print symbolizes the innocence of the dawn of a new day. (9,300 Gold)
 * Wild Orchid Kimono - A lovely kimono made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This print reminds one of the uncontained beauty of wild orchids. (9,600 Gold)
 * Autumn Leaf Kimono - A lovely kimono made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This print symbolizes the melancholy experienced at the end of a season of fruitfulness. (9,900 Gold)
 * Inner Fire Kimono - A lovely kimono made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This print inspires the spirit to stand up for what you believe in. (10,100 Gold)
 * Royal Kimono - A lovely kimono made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This print graces those of high stature and wealth. (10,777 Gold)

2003 Yukata

 * Diamond Yukata - A lightweight yukata made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This bold cut is excellent for relaxing on a summer day. (8,000 Gold)
 * Kanji Yukata - A lightweight yukata made in the traditional Japanese fashion. This subtle pattern cloth is relaxing to the eye and pleasing to the touch. (8,700 Gold)
 * Royal Yukata - A lightweight yukata made in the traditional Japanese fashion. Typical clothing of the royal guard. It is safe to assume that anyone wearing this print are skilled in the way of the sword. (9,000 Gold)
 * Crane Yukata - A lightweight yukata made in the traditional Japanese fashion. The print tells the story of a hero who battled for love while a flock of cranes circled above. (9,300 Gold)
 * Ronin Yukata - A lightweight yukata made in the traditional Japanese fashion. They say that the greatest swordsman in the world wandered the country for years after his master died. He used his mastery of the sword to help people in need. (10,000 Gold)

2008 Furisode Kimono
These formal kimonos are made of vibrant silks and have long, flowing sleeves, and are worn by unmarried young maidens when they come of age. (17,700 Gold)  </b>
 * Kingyo Furisode
 * Sakura Furisode
 * Sora Furisode
 * Tonbo Furisode
 * Tsuru Furisode

2010 Short Kimono
Made of silk and decorated with a detailed pattern, this kimono is perfect for summer festivals. (21,240 Gold)  </b>
 * Black Floral Short Kimono
 * Blue Cloudy Short Kimono
 * Golden Honey Short Kimono
 * Purple Butterfly Short Kimono
 * White Patterned Short Kimono

2008 Kosode Robes

 * Byaku-e Kosode - A holy man's white undergarment, unfortunately susceptible to earthly stains. (2,640 Gold)

Just because your underwear is fancy and Japanese doesn't mean you should be running around in it, Mister. (2,640 Gold)  </b>
 * Aka Kosode
 * Aiiro Kosode
 * Chairo Kosode
 * Haiiro Kosode
 * Kuro Kosode

Just because your underwear is fancy and Japanese doesn't mean you should be running around in it, Mister. (3,300 Gold)  </b>
 * Akajima Kosode
 * Hakuun Kosode
 * Kinzakura Kosode
 * Matsumori Kosode,
 * Seikai Kosode

2008 Buddhist Monk's Robe
These robes, while being made of simple materials, are rich in meaning and spirituality.(4,500 Gold)  </b>
 * Buddhist Monk's Robe Black
 * Buddhist Monk's Robe Cream
 * Buddhist Monk's Robe Red
 * Buddhist Monk's Robe White

2008 Monk's Robes
These robes, while being made of simple materials, are rich in meaning and spirituality. (5,700 Gold) 
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe White Black
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe White Purple
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe White Red
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe White Saffron


 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Black
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Black Purple
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Black Red
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Black Saffron


 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Red
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Red Black
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Red Purple
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Red Saffron

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 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Cream Black
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Cream Purple
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Cream Red
 * Buddhist Monk's Sashed Robe Cream Saffron

Sandals

 * Wooden Sandals - Wooden sandals made in the traditional Japanese fashion. A perfect match for any kimono. (500 Gold)
 * Wooden Sandals - M - Wooden sandals made in the traditional Japanese fashion. A perfect match for any yukata. (500 Gold)

Buddhist and Shinto

 * Buddhist Monk's Straw Sandals - Simple sandals made from rough straw rope, just slightly less uncomfortable than going barefoot. 480 Gold)
 * Shinto Priest's Clogs - Asagutsu are black-lacquered shoes made of paulownia wood, for when sandals just aren't fancy enough. (600 Gold)

Tabi
Split toe socks are a marvelous invention that allow you to wear sandals and pick things up with your toes. (600 Gold)  </b>
 * '''Black Tabi
 * White Tabi
 * Gray Tabi

2010 Footwear

 * Straw Waraji - Not as good as a good pair of Geta's but its better than walking barefoot that's for sure! (4,200 Gold)

Lace Tabi
For cute ninjas only (4,500 Gold)  </b>
 * Pink Lace Tabi
 * Blue Lace Tabi
 * Yellow Lace Tabi
 * Green Lace Tabi
 * White Lace Tabi

Geta
Geta double as good dense objects to throw when good dense objects are needed! (4,500 Gold)  </b>
 * Blue Geta
 * Red Geta
 * Green Geta
 * Yellow Geta
 * Black Geta
 * Orange Geta
 * Purple Geta

Maiko Okobo
Maiko must have extraordinary balance! (10,800 Gold)  </b>
 * Pink Okobo,
 * Orange Okobo
 * Yellow Okobo
 * Green Okobo
 * Teal Okobo
 * Blue Okobo
 * Violet Okobo

2008 Hairpins

 * Ginkgo Leaf Hairpin - Considered as a living fossil, the Ginkgo species is one of the oldest tree species on Earth - some trees in Japan and China are thousands of years old. Ginkgo leaves are now often used in many herbal and medicinal remedies. (600 Gold)
 * Kiku Flower Hairpin - A charming hairpin in the shape of a Japanese Chrysanthemum blossom. (720 Gold)
 * Sakura Blossom Hairpin - A charming hair pin in the shape of a cherry blossom. (720 Gold)
 * Ume Blossom Hairpin - A charming pin in the shape of a Japanese apricot blossom. (720 Gold)

2008 Benkei's Sash
The yamabushi were extremely manly men, who braved the wilderness and exposure to the elements, and to prove it they wore yui-gesa, pretty sashes with colorful pom-poms. (2,880 Gold) <b> </b>
 * Benkei's Sash (Black Pompoms)
 * Benkei's Sash (Green Pompoms)
 * Benkei's Sash (Red Pompoms)
 * Benkei's Sash (White Pompoms)