The traditional Japanese garment is called a kimono. Kimonos are characterized by their long sleeves, wrap-around design, and intricate patterns that reflect cultural symbolism and aesthetics. These garments are made from various fabrics and can be worn for different occasions, ranging from formal ceremonies like weddings to casual outings. Kimonos are often accompanied by an obi, a wide sash that secures the garment. The elegance and artistry of kimonos represent Japanese heritage, with designs often reflecting seasonal themes, nature, and traditional motifs. They continue to be cherished as symbols of Japanese identity and culture.