A strap made from Hakata weave, a traditional Chikuzen woven fabric that inherits the techniques cultivated in the tradition of 777, has been renewed as a separate type.

Hakata weaving, popular as a specialty of Fukuoka and Hakata, is one of Japan's three major weaves, and is a traditional weaving fabric that has been handed down since the Kamakura period.
During the Edo period, Kuroda Nagamasa chose Hakata weave as a gift to the shogunate, and the "presentation pattern" was used in this case. This formal pattern has been renewed as a separate strap. It is supple, yet durable and has a heavy texture.