Travel with furoshiki

Fortunately,I often go to the each aria in Japan.

No need to say I have on a backpack
and a sub bag tied from furoshiki.

The contents in it are almost
same as I have always.
It's okay just to add a piece of cloth for change
and a tooth brash.

Because I keep placing various things into
my furoshiki bag everyday.

On this trip to Nagoya,
my furoshiki as a backpack is made
of "Kaya"net by weaving hemp strings,
that is used for shutting mosquitos
to enter the person's sleeping space in Japan.

Kaya furoshiki is ultra light,easy to wash and dry,
and it looks so nice.
I love it,and surely I will keep
useing it.