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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a problem of Furosiki going out of good use in recent years due to its old and unfasionable image and its outdated and unchanged figure. SOLUTION: The Furosiki (traditional Japanese wrapping cloth) has strings attached to two or more of its corner portions. In this case, pockets may be prepared in the inner faces of the corners of a Furosiki body, which allow small articles to be housed therein/removed therefrom. The Furosiki may also be equipped with other separate bodies of decoration than the Furosiki body at its corner portions or to the attached strings, such as rings or the like, or enabling the attaching/detaching thereof by the use of the attached strings, thus making the Furosiki into one with decoration attached. The Furosiki body may have strings attached to its corners, making it possible to tie the opposite corners of the Furosiki body with a string, enabling one of the other opposite corners to be tied with one of the preceding tie knots by the use of the string on that other opposite corner, while enabling the other of the other opposite corners to be tied with the other of the preceding tie knots by the use of the string on that other opposite corner, thereby making the Furosiki into a bag form. The Furosiki body may be folded in an arbitrary form, or may not be folded, for use around the waist, or for hanging at the shoulders, back, or front of one's body so that the strings can be used for tying, thus enabling the wearing of the Furosiki for a fashion. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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