Gasoline is expensive: 193 yen per liter…!
I’ve never seen it this high before, so when I think about it again, it’s a shocking price. I’m depressed!
I think it was around 90 yen when Kogiso got his driver’s license… Can’t something be done about this? Japanese government, please help me…
This week, we have a cute one-pointed kitchen cloth in stock.
In this world of rising prices, this cute one-pointed dish towel will make you feel a little more relaxed.
This week’s recommendation: Kaya Fabric Kitchen Cloth Series
The pattern of the push is, of course, a little bird.
Kaya-fabric kitchen cloths are made of mosquito net cloth carefully woven in Nara Prefecture, the only remaining mosquito net production area in Japan, and embroidered and printed in Wakayama Prefecture.
It is said that the origin of this product is that female workers at a mosquito net factory began sewing together several pieces of defective or leftover fabrics from cutting, as they thought it would be a waste, and started making them for themselves.
At first, the fabric is stiff and taut because of the glue, but when the glue is removed with warm water or water, the fabric shrinks remarkably.
The result is a soft, fluffy, and supple texture. It also has excellent water absorbency (1.3 times that of cotton), dries quickly, and is durable.
It can be used as a hand towel, vegetable drainer, dish cloth, etc.
It can be used as a kitchen cloth or a dust cloth, and it can be used for a long time.
There are 8 patterns in total.
Cute one-point embroidery reminds you of relaxing time and brings a smile to your face every day.
This is a dish towel with mizuhiki on the package.
The design is recommended as a gift.
When opened, it has a simple design that does not disturb the atmosphere even when used every day. We are glad that it is easy to coordinate.
We also planned a boxed set!
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Please consider stocking up. Ordering is easy through our website!
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