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Kintaro Towel

$10.00

Item # 115703.

It is often customary in Japan for people to carry small towels in case of an emergency hand drier failure or lack of paper towels and these are perfect for kids! Each terry towel is 9”x 9” and are designed by Shinzi Katoh.

Kintaro was a boy warrior with super strength. He is often depicted as the symbol of Boys' Day.

Also Available:

Urashima Taro Towel

Momotaro Towel

Collections: Boys Day, Childrens Day / Kodomo No Hi, Holidays and Traditions, Home, Home & Office, Kids

Type: gift

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