I bought this from Shinei before the ShinRyu merger, along with a few other obiage. It goes really well with my wine-red houmongi with gold kiku (which I don't think I've posted photos of here yet, but it's one of my favorite kimono, and the most formal of the ones I regularly wear.) I find the added level of cute irony of a bee-hive (bishamon) pattern on a honey-colored obiage fun. X3 I think that this may be my only item with bishamon patterns on it, come to think of it... :? I prefer seigaiha, yabane and kikkou, as geometric patterns go. (And checkers! Always checkers! [Ichimatsu])

It is explaining the rule of building. Where can buiding be built? Where is the public area? How to contact the lawyer of Kanagawa prefecture. Mt. Iwado locates Bishamon, Minamisitauramachi, Miura, Kanagawa, Japan. It is a farm area.