Hagitōjinis a type of work kimono especially from the Tsutsu village in Tsushima, Nagasaki prefecture (present-day Tsushima city). It is also called Tōjingimon and shijūyahagi. Hagi means "patch" or "piece together", and tōjin refers to the characteristic narrow sleeves. As shijūyahagi (shijū means 40) suggests, forty piece of cloths are patched together.