Containers attached to these items can be opened by moving a bead on a cord supported by a type of round miniature sculpture commonly made of ivory or boxwood. The number of “full-sun” and “shadow”crests indicate the formality of these items. Brightly colored examples of these items belong to a formal style characterized by long sleeves described as “swinging.” Indigo is traditionally used to color casual unlined cotton examples of these (*) garments (10[1])that are traditionally worn to bathhouses along with sandals featuring a large wooden base. (10[1])These garments, which are secured with a sash called an obi, (10[1])are worn such that their left side wraps over their right side. Informal examples (-5[1])of these garments include the yukata. For 10 points, name these long draped dresses traditionally worn in Japan. ■END■ (10[1])