【Shipped unfolded】10-sheet set of kimono tatoushi (paper wrappers) that arrive wrinkle-free, medium size, Kimono Bunko 【Shipped unfolded】Arrives wrinkle-free Orders placed by 3 p.m. will be shipped the same day. (Orders placed on Wednesday, the shop's day off, will be shipped on Thursday) Click here for other items from Kimono Hiroba ⇒⇒ #KimonoHiroba 10-sheet set of kimono tatoushi, medium size, Kimono Bunko, for storage, 10-sheet set *Large size 10-sheet sets are also available. "Tatoushi," special storage paper for kimonos What is "tatoushi"? Tatoushi is a special wrapping paper for storing kimonos. The name varies depending on the region. It's called "tatoushi," "tatougami," "bunko paper," "bunkoshi," or "bunkogami," and there are many other names... (In some places, the term "tatoushi" may also refer to kaishi paper or clothing mats.) The main roles of tatoushi are ① mold prevention, ② dust and dirt prevention, and ③ wrinkle prevention. ① Mold Prevention As the name suggests, tatoushi is made of paper, so it is expected to be absorbent. Humidity in drawers and closets can cause mold, so it's safe to wrap your kimono in tatoushi, which absorbs moisture. ② Dust and Dirt Prevention Even when stored in drawers and closets, dust and dirt will gradually accumulate. Wrapping your kimono in tatoushi prevents dust and dirt from directly accumulating on the kimono. ③ Wrinkle Prevention If you stack kimonos as they are or put them in paper bags, they tend to get extra wrinkles. Wrapping each kimono in tatoushi makes it less likely to wrinkle even when stacked.