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We recommend to have the hair done up in a bun for this.
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Iron the cloth and fold it twice in order to have 3 layers.

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Fold it once more in the centre and fix it by ironing it.
*In the end, fix the inside with double-sided tape.

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Fold once lengthwise. Again, use the iron.
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Put the cloth at your forehead, with the edges facing backwards, bring them to the back of your head. |
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Cross them above the bun. |
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Bring the right side to the left. Bring the left side to the right, inside. |
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Tuck both ends inside. |
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Done! |
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Both edges can also be made to stick out, just as shown in the picture. |

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Place the cloth on your head, centred. |
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Twist the edges equally on both sides. |
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Now put the twisted edges behind your head and cross them symmetrically, as if you wanted to tie a knot. |
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Fix both edges properly by sticking them in above the bun. |
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If the wrinkles fall equally on both sides, the Kenka-Kaburi is done! |
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The back may also be folded once more if desired. |

This style used to be worn by the festival musicians in former times.
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Wrap the cloth around your head in order to cover all hair. Knot it on the back of your head, near the ears. |
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Lift the cloth. Fold in on the forehead, prevent cut edges. |
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Cover the hair holding the edges up to adjust if necessary. |
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Knot the edges carefully together. |
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Done! |
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Seen from the side, the cloth forms a straight line, with the back of the head looking a bit higher than the rest. |

A powerful style that goes well with the hair close-cropped at the back. Long hair should be tied back for this.
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Twist the cloth and place it on your head, with the edges crossing each other on the back. |
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Make them intertwine and stick out, as demonstrated in the picture. |
 A style that can often be seen in history dramas. Simply put, this is a cloth used as hat. This can be used for vivid and daring designs that do not go well with the Kuwagata and Nejiri.
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Iron a cloth carefully and roll it thoroughly, with the middle hole being the size of your head. |
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Fold the edges inside in order to get a triangular space on top of the head, as shown on the picture. |
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Fold the cloth once more, as shown in the picture. Wear it like a hat. |
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Ready! |
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