Ghibli Museum Original Sail Bag

A shoulder bag made from the traditional Japanese work clothes “sail apron”.
The family crest-style Totoro and the characters “Hot Air Museum” are drawn.
A Japanese-style accessory that is easy to incorporate into everyday clothing.

It is thick and durable, using the finest “No. 1 apron” fabric among the apron. In addition, it is characterized by becoming soft and familiar as it is used.
The red and white shoulder straps, which use the waist straps of the apron, can be adjusted in length by tying them in any position you like, and can be removed.
The characters and Totoro of “Hot Air Museum”, which was created by Toshio Suzuki, are drawn by a technique called dyeing.
“Hot air museum” is a Chinese character for the Ghibli Museum, and comes from the fact that “GHIBLI” means “hot wind blowing in the Sahara Desert.”