What To Do When You Encounter a Futon? A Manga Guide
A visit to Japan wouldn't be complete without staying in a Japanese ryokan (inn), replete with a tatami room and hot spring! But as you return to your room at the end of a tiring day, you notice that there's no bed, only a bunch of mattresses and blankets! This manga guide is for anyone who doesn't know how to arrange these items together to form what the Japanese call "futon"!
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Here's a quick explanation on how to easily lay out a futon!
When you visit Japan, be sure to try a futon in a tatami room for yourself!
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