New and unused, but the tags are missing. The front has a pedestrian crossing sign pattern, and the back has a "Stop" sign pattern. This is a made-in-Japan bag made of nylon with a waterproof finish. The patterns are cute, reminiscent of the Heisei and Showa eras, and can be stylishly used by adults. It's also great for children's school commutes. It has a built-in tag where you can write "Name" or "Class". The size is about right to fit around 10 A4 textbooks. This is a famous bag from "Yoko-dan Bag no Miyahara". It's a local item from Shizuoka, and children apparently use this bag for all six years of elementary school, from enrollment to graduation. The material is available in nylon and leather, and it is highly durable and water-repellent, as children use it for a long time.