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The fundoshi (Japanese: 褌 / ふんどし) is the traditional [[Japan|Japanese]] style of men's [[Loin Cloth]]. It is a single long piece of cloth wrapped into place and fastened by twisting and tucking alone. This versatile tying technique makes any suitable piece of cloth a potential fundoshi. A similar technique can also be used to wear cloth as a headband. |
The fundoshi (Japanese: 褌 / ふんどし) is the traditional [[Japan|Japanese]] style of men's [[Loin Cloth]]. It is a single long piece of cloth wrapped into place and fastened by twisting and tucking alone. This versatile tying technique makes any suitable piece of cloth a potential fundoshi. A similar technique can also be used to wear cloth as a headband. |
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A [[Sub Trope]] of [[Loin Cloth]]. |
A [[Sub Trope]] of [[Loin Cloth]]. |
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Compare [[Barely |
Compare [[Barely-There Swimwear]], [[Sweater Girl]], [[Wet Sari Scene]] (both of which are also [[Distaff Counterpart|Distaff Counterparts]]). |
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