A Japanese firefighter kimono, often referred to as "hikeshi hanten" or "hikeshi juban" , is a traditional garment worn by firefighters in Japan. It is a type of protective clothing designed to shield firefighters from heat and flames during firefighting activities.
On September 3, 1958: The towns of Sanwa and Saimyo merged to form the town of Kamiso, which was subsequently renamed as Meiwa on the same day. [2] (3 towns, 4 villages).
This set of firefighter kimono is included kimono, pants and insignia.
