The traditional clothing of Japan is called kimono. The kimono is characterized by its long sleeves, a wrap-around design, and intricate patterns, often made from silk and other high-quality fabrics. It is worn on various occasions, including festivals, weddings, and formal events. The style and colors of a kimono can vary significantly depending on the wearer's age, marital status, and the specific occasion. Kimono are often paired with accessories such as obi (sashes), obijime (decorative cords), and geta (traditional footwear), reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Japan.