It's Pouring in Japan — and There's a Machine by Every Door You're Walking Past
To say umbrella sleeve in Japanese, say 傘袋 (kasa-bukuro).
It's pouring in Japan, and there's a little machine by every shop door you keep walking past. Miss it, and you're the tourist dripping down the aisle.
傘袋
kasa-bukuro
umbrella sleeve
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- 傘袋 kasa-bukuro umbrella sleeve
- すみません、傘袋はありますか？ Sumimasen, kasa-bukuro wa arimasu ka? Excuse me, do you have an umbrella sleeve?
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