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1 HN user recommended this in 2015, in one comment.
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1 HN user recommended this in 2015, in one comment.
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The ones commonly used in Japan when I lived there a 25-or-so years ago, weren't paper. There were many kinds, styles, qualities and makes at the (say, Seibu) department store. During the festivals in July/August (Obon), a lot of fans being used were a lot more like this:
That may have changed.When the mama-san of our local izakaya (a sort of "pub") came back from holiday in China (or was it Thailand?), she brought back some of this type of sandal-wood deal as souvenirs:
I'm guessing that this is probably what is being referred to in the article?N.B. I'm only using the Amazon product links as exemplars. I do not intend to implicate the retailer (Amazon, here), the manufacturer or the products in my adventures of mis-remembering.