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  Series-Zenkyu

  These small towels are often used in Japan by Japanese martial arts practitioners who put them in their keikogi to wipe their face. It is also used to wipe hands, face or as Oshibori, wet towel distributed to customers of restaurants or bars to clean their hands before eating.

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  Nihon Tenugui

  A Nihon Tenugui is a thin Japanese hand towel made of cotton. can be used for anything a towel could be used for - as a washcloth, dishcloth, headband, souvenir or decoration. Towels made from terry cloth have replaced many of its use in the household. However tenugui is still popular as a souvenir, decoration and as a head covering in Kendo.

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  Series-Japanese Style

  These small towels are often used in Japan by Japanese martial arts practitioners who put them in their keikogi to wipe their face. It is also used to wipe hands, face or as Oshibori, wet towel distributed to customers of restaurants or bars to clean their hands before eating.

Subcategories

• 

  Series-Zenkyu

  These small towels are often used in Japan by Japanese martial arts practitioners who put them in their keikogi to wipe their face. It is also used to wipe hands, face or as Oshibori, wet towel distributed to customers of restaurants or bars to clean their hands before eating.

• 

  Nihon Tenugui

  A Nihon Tenugui is a thin Japanese hand towel made of cotton. can be used for anything a towel could be used for - as a washcloth, dishcloth, headband, souvenir or decoration. Towels made from terry cloth have replaced many of its use in the household. However tenugui is still popular as a souvenir, decoration and as a head covering in Kendo.

• 

  Series-Japanese Style

  These small towels are often used in Japan by Japanese martial arts practitioners who put them in their keikogi to wipe their face. It is also used to wipe hands, face or as Oshibori, wet towel distributed to customers of restaurants or bars to clean their hands before eating.