Hachimaki and Tenugui

It is a sweatband that the Japanese wear around their heads. It is a symbol of determination, courage and hard work that can make you sweat. Hachi (forehead) maki (headband). Wearing a hachimaki on the forehead has a special meaning, which is to show the resolute will to achieve a determined goal through absolute conviction and total dedication. It's up to you to choose the meaning printed on each hachimaki that best identifies with your purpose.
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