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IIIF Manifest- (Some of the works of the Writings by Sakamoto Ryôma and his Ancestors, and Genealogical Trees of the Sakamoto Family )
- Length: 145.0cm; Width at shoulder: 128.0cm
- Edo period/19th century
- Kyoto National Museum
- I甲22
This kimono, in black plain-weave habutae silk fabric, was worn by Sakamoto Ryoma. For generations, it had belonged to the Iguchi family, owners of Omiya (a soy-sauce shop and inn) in Kyoto, where Ryoma often stayed and was assassinated. It was donated to the museum by the Iguchi family in 1940. The Sakamoto family's crest is on it. From the size of the kimono, we can guess Ryoma's body type.
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