Wazarashi (Japanese-style bleached cotton) 100% cotton, made in Japan Width: Approximately 33cm to 34cm, Length: 5 meters Woven with fine threads, resulting in a smooth and soft fabric. Suitable for making soy milk (tofu). For postpartum pelvic support. For Jizo statue kasaya (priestly robes). A versatile cloth for use in disasters, and for lower back support. Wazarashi refers to a process where the finished fibers are not crushed, preserving the original texture of the cotton product to the fullest extent. It maintains high moisture absorption and heat retention, and is a safe and natural product, free of softeners and chemicals. Originally, cotton contains lipids, impurities, and pigments. This fabric is made by removing these through refining and bleaching, and then boiled in a large pot for approximately 28 hours (processing time varies depending on the factory, taking 2-4 days). It is characterized by its softness and gentle touch, without damaging the original texture of the cotton.