kimono wrapping paper

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kimono wrapping paper(tatoushi)

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Wrapping paper for storing kimonos. It is made of thick Japanese paper coated with astringent or lacquer and folded to make it strong so that it can be folded into four pieces. Also read “tatagami. Originally read as “tatagami,” it was changed from “tataugami” to “tatogami” by the Japanese language’s “u” phonetic system (a way of saying something in a way that makes it easier to pronounce).

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