Nakagawa Masashichi Store Kogumachan Ehon Hana-fukin Cloth, 100% Cotton, 2-Ply Mosquito Net Weave, 58 x 58 cm [1401-0432] Mosquito net dishcloth, Mosquito net fabric, Nara, Crafts, Brand

Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten was founded in 1716 in Nara Prefecture as a wholesaler of "Nara Sarashi," a high-quality hemp textile. For over 300 years, successive generations of owners have continued to create products that are close to the daily lives of each era. Currently, with the vision of "revitalizing Japanese crafts!", they collaborate with artisans nationwide to deliver practical "lifestyle tools" that add color to modern living.

Among their representative masterpieces are the "Hana Fukin" and "Kayaori Fukin" dishcloths. These dishcloths, created by focusing on the functionality of kaya (mosquito net) fabric, a specialty of Nara, boast excellent absorbency and quick-drying properties. Because multiple layers of fabric are carefully sewn together, they are very durable and long-lasting, becoming softer and more pliable with each use. In 2008, their design and practicality were highly praised, earning them the Good Design Award's "Gold Award."

The wide variety of patterns that make daily chores enjoyable, and designs tailored to seasonal arrangements, are also a major appeal. Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten's dishcloths, filled with traditional Japanese craftsmanship and ancestral wisdom, will richly adorn your daily kitchen and dining table as a beloved staple for a long time.

A long-selling "Hana Fukin" from Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten, made using Nara's traditional craft "Kayaori".

"Kayaori" refers to the coarse, thin woven fabric used for mosquito nets (kaya).
Because it is woven to contain air, it has a light and soft texture, combined with excellent absorbency and breathability.

It is thin yet durable, highly absorbent, and dries quickly. It becomes softer and more pliable with each wash, naturally blending into your daily chores.

Before you know it, you'll always reach for this one.
It's a dishcloth that blends into your life.

Slightly larger than a regular dishcloth

"Heartwarming and fun" bear cub pattern.

A cute dishcloth that will make both adults and children smile every time they use it.

The world of picture books depicting the adorable daily lives of bear cubs has been transformed into a soft-textured kayaori dishcloth.

The gentle and familiar color scheme highlights the cuteness of the bear cubs, adding a charming touch to your kitchen or dining table just by hanging it.

You can use different ones for different purposes, such as drying dishes or as a kitchen cloth,
or enjoy collecting the entire picture book series.

It's also recommended as a Mother's Day gift, housewarming present, or a small souvenir.

High absorbency and quick-drying properties unique to kaya-weave fabric.
Wash and hang it in the morning, and it's dry by noon; a clean, easy-to-use Japanese dishcloth.


Lightweight and easy to handle, perfect for daily chores. It gets softer with each wash and feels comfortable in your hand.


A range of calming colors that blend into everyday life.
Perfect for drying dishes or as a kitchen cloth, of course, but you'll want to collect different colors to match your mood or purpose.

High absorbency and quick-drying properties unique to kaya-weave fabric.

It's easy to use as a dishcloth or wipe, and its quick-drying nature is also appealing, drying by noon if washed and hung in the morning.

You can wash it without hesitation every day, keeping it always clean. Lightweight and easy to handle, it gently supports your busy daily chores.

In addition to being a dish drying mat, dishcloth, or wiping cloth,
it can also be used as a lunch box wrap, for draining vegetables, or as a hand towel.


Hand towel, substitute for a towel, or to combat summer heat by inserting a cold pack

Hana Fukin can be used not only as a dishcloth or wiping cloth,
but also as a bento box wrap, to remove excess water from vegetables, or as a hand towel.

Its large size and thinness make it easy to handle,
and it is widely useful in daily life.

Since it dries quickly, some people even wear it around their neck as a sweat rag in the summer.

Finally, you can use it as a dust cloth or for cleaning.

It is a versatile kaya-weave dishcloth that you will want to use freely in your daily life, not just in the kitchen.

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While we strive to ensure stock, it may take 7 to 10 days for production and arrival when out of stock. If it takes longer, we will inform you of the new delivery date. Please feel free to inquire about stock status or arrival times.

Please wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water to remove any starch before use.

Oxygen-based bleach can be used.

Do not use fabric softener, as it will reduce absorbency.

Shrinkage will occur due to washing and drying.

Please note that there may be individual differences in color and pattern placement.