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EIHOUDOU Co., Ltd.
| Address | Inoue sinmachi Bldg. 2-11-3-1F sinnmachi osakasi/nisiku Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:550-0013 |
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| Representative Name | Minoru Hayashi |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 5 |
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Kyoto Pure Washi Aburatorigami, 80 sheets W-350(Small)
 Original text before translation
京都純粋和紙あぶらとりがみ 80枚入り W-350（小）
(W-350)
JAN:4532668062732
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(W-350)
JAN:4532668062732
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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Original paper size: 88 mm (width) x 58 mm (length)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material 100% high-grade hemp
Package: Individual Packaging
Product tag: None
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Description
| This is a sister product of Kyoto Toji's Aburatorigami. It is made of 100% hemp paper, so it has excellent oil absorbing power. [Unlike "Kyoto Toji no Aburatorigami", the number of sheets is now 80, with 5 more sheets, which makes our customers very happy. They are mainly sold at Tokyu Hands and Loft. Why are our oil blotting paper still selling well? The answer is simple. [It is because they are made of Japanese paper. The oil blotting paper that you generally use is [pulp]. Pulp absorbs moisture well, but it absorbs very little oil. There is no point in using cheap products if they do not absorb grease. This Washi Aburatorigami is not so different from pulp paper in price and the number of sheets it contains. [Aburatorigami from Toji Temple] As you know, the five-story pagoda of To-ji Temple, the head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, located at the entrance to Heian-kyo, is the symbol of this paper. The raw material is hemp, a plant fiber. Furthermore, the fibers are crushed by applying pressure to the Washi paper, resulting in an excellent product that absorbs only sebum. It is an original oil blotting paper that does not absorb water by capillary action, which is often seen in pulp paper. [Toji Temple] There were two temples at the entrance to Heian-kyo (present-day Kyoto), To-ji Temple and Sai-ji Temple, but only To-ji Temple remains today. It is widely known as the temple where Kobo Daishi (Kukai) lived. The five-story wooden pagoda, one of the largest in Japan, is the first structure you see when you arrive at Kyoto Station on the Shinkansen bullet train. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Feb.5th to Apr.9th |
| Air Mail | From Jan.20th to Jan.22nd |
| EMS | From Jan.17th to Jan.22nd |
| Pantos Express | From Jan.21st to Jan.24th |
| DHL | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
| UPS | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
| FedEx | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
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[Unlike "Kyoto Toji no Aburatorigami", the number of sheets is now 80, with 5 more sheets, which makes our customers very happy.
They are mainly sold at Tokyu Hands and Loft.
Why are our oil blotting paper still selling well? The answer is simple.
[It is because they are made of Japanese paper. The oil blotting paper that you generally use is [pulp].
Pulp absorbs moisture well, but it absorbs very little oil.
There is no point in using cheap products if they do not absorb grease.
This Washi Aburatorigami is not so different from pulp paper in price and the number of sheets it contains.
[Aburatorigami from Toji Temple]
As you know, the five-story pagoda of To-ji Temple, the head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, located at the entrance to Heian-kyo, is the symbol of this paper. The raw material is hemp, a plant fiber. Furthermore, the fibers are crushed by applying pressure to the Washi paper, resulting in an excellent product that absorbs only sebum. It is an original oil blotting paper that does not absorb water by capillary action, which is often seen in pulp paper.
[Toji Temple]
There were two temples at the entrance to Heian-kyo (present-day Kyoto), To-ji Temple and Sai-ji Temple, but only To-ji Temple remains today. It is widely known as the temple where Kobo Daishi (Kukai) lived. The five-story wooden pagoda, one of the largest in Japan, is the first structure you see when you arrive at Kyoto Station on the Shinkansen bullet train.
＜東寺のあぶらとりがみ＞
ご存じのように、平安京の入り口に鎮座する『真言宗総本山』教王護国寺 東寺様の五重塔をシンボルとした『和紙』で完成された、あぶらとりがみです。植物繊維『麻』を原材料としております。さらに、和紙に圧力をかけて繊維をつぶし、皮脂のみを吸収する優れものです。パルプ紙等でよく見られます、毛細管現象による、水分吸収は少ない本来のあぶらとりがみです。
＜東寺＞
平安京（現在の京都）の入り口に『東寺』『西寺』が御座いましたが、現在は『東寺』様だけが現存しております。1200年以上の歴史があり、正式名称は真言宗 総本山 教王護国寺と言います。広く知られているのは、弘法大師（空海）がおられたお寺で皆様の記憶にあるかと思います。境内にございます、国内最大級の木造五重塔は、新幹線で京都駅に着くと、最初に見える京都を代表する建造物です。