Those are probably rolled up tatami mat covers. They are soaked in water to make them softer and easier to cut.
Nakamura Saburo, kind of the grandfather of batto-do in Japan.
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by Taro Toporific » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:38 pm
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by Behan » Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:40 pm
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Those are probably rolled up tatami mat covers. They are soaked in water to make them softer and easier to cut.
Nakamura Saburo, kind of the grandfather of batto-do in Japan.
Guy Power
Those are probably rolled up tatami mat covers. They are soaked in water to make them softer and easier to cut.
Nakamura Saburo, kind of the grandfather of batto-do in Japan.
Guy Power
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