A kimono is a traditional Japanese garment consisting of a long, loose-fitting robe with wide sleeves. The term 'Kimono Part' refers to the three components that make up the garment: the SLEEVE, OBI, and SASH. The SLEEVE is the part of the kimono that covers the arms and extends from the shoulder to the wrist. The OBI is a wide SASH or belt that is tied around the waist to secure the kimono. The SASH is a long, narrow strip of fabric that is worn over the OBI and is used to adjust the fit of the kimono.