Hand-painted lettered kite. A traditional Japanese hexagonal kite. This is a kite that actually flies well, not a decorative kite (photo ②). It's an authentic kite that reflects the kite craftsman's very careful and beautiful craftsmanship. - Design: Traditional Japanese hexagonal kite - Materials: Bamboo and five-monme Japanese paper (made from kozo), dyed with dyes. Since everything is hand-painted, there may be some slight color unevenness. - Shape: A hexagonal kite, a traditional kite from Niigata, that flies well without a tail. - Size: Approximately 63cm tall, 46cm wide - Features: Winds of 3-4m/s are best. No tail is needed. - Untying the lightly tied area in photo ⑦ will quickly unravel the chain stitch. - An instruction manual on how to fly the kite is also included. Photo ⑧ - Move the leather tab attached to the string on the back of the kite to about the middle of the kite (the part where the string is red), and curve the surface of the kite. (For details, please refer to the included "How to Fly a Kite") Photo ⑧ Thank you for viewing.