【Excellent Condition】Waterproof Japanese Umbrella, White

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This was used only once for a Japanese-style entrance at a wedding.

With a diameter of 180cm, it was large enough for two people to fit.

We highly recommend this to those who want to save on reception costs! (^^)

Below is the product description.

- Handle: Made of bamboo. The reinforced water-repellent and vinyl coating on the *bangasa* (traditional Japanese umbrella) ensures that the umbrella's water-repellent properties last for a long time and prevents the paper from sticking together during storage. This product can be used not only for stage performances but also for practical use. It is handmade by one of the few remaining traditional Japanese umbrella craftsmen in Japan.

- [Quality] Fabric: Paper, Bamboo. *It is oiled.* Umbrella cloth: Made of Japanese paper. Can be used in rainy weather. Country of Origin: Japan. Overall length approx. 78cm. Handle diameter approx. 1.8cm. Diameter when fully opened approx. 106cm. Weight approx. 700g. Main ribs: 44 (made of bamboo). Comes with a special umbrella bag (with a black carp design).

- *After use, please dry it in the shade thoroughly before storing.* Notes: *It is waterproof (oiled).* It can be used on rainy days. The waterproofing technology has been updated for even stronger water resistance. We recommend drying it in the shade after use.

- As times change, lifestyles also change, and traditional Japanese umbrellas are being forgotten as everyday tools. Even as times change, the traditional Japanese umbrellas made by craftsmen using time-honored methods are meticulously crafted. This makes us reflect on the spirit of cherishing things. The smell of oil when opening the umbrella, the sound of rain hitting it, the texture of the Japanese paper – all evoke a sense of sophistication. We hope you will experience a genuine traditional Japanese umbrella made by a craftsman. Please take home this exquisite umbrella that showcases the skilled craftsmanship of a Japanese umbrella artisan.

Wedding, Bangasa, Japanese attire, Reception