It's a tenugui, my friend in Nagasaki sent me four of these (different designs)! If you desire to open a 12oz. can of unfiltered joy, ask a Japanese person what you're supposed to do with a tenugui.
*eyes light up* "You can do anything! You wear on head, you dry dishes, tie on your wrist, napkin, wear in belt, anything! Usually very common with... farmers? Usually only they wear, but sometimes youth too." It is t3h cutez0r.
But yeah, I wore this one while driving around this summer, it stays in place with a simple half-knot and catches all the perspiration. I was very surprised at its efficacy in this regard.
As for the grin... I'm still practicing. It's going to get worse before it gets better, I'm afraid.
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Date: 2006-02-03 08:04 pm (UTC)*eyes light up* "You can do anything! You wear on head, you dry dishes, tie on your wrist, napkin, wear in belt, anything! Usually very common with... farmers? Usually only they wear, but sometimes youth too." It is t3h cutez0r.
But yeah, I wore this one while driving around this summer, it stays in place with a simple half-knot and catches all the perspiration. I was very surprised at its efficacy in this regard.
As for the grin... I'm still practicing. It's going to get worse before it gets better, I'm afraid.