How do you say "One more towel, please" in Japanese?

Name: One Tiny Towel for a Whole Onsen Bath? Here's How to Ask for Another.
Uploaded: 2026-07-24T02:00:49Z
Duration: 48 s
Description: Learn to say タオルをもう一枚ください (taoru o mou ichi-mai kudasai) — One more towel, please. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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One Tiny Towel for a Whole Onsen Bath? Here's How to Ask for Another.

To say One more towel, please in Japanese, say タオルをもう一枚ください (taoru o mou ichi-mai kudasai).

Japanese hotels and onsen hand you one surprisingly small towel. When it isn't enough, here's how to politely ask for another.

タオルをもう一枚ください taoru o mou ichi-mai kudasai One more towel, please

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タオルをもう一枚ください。 taoru o mou ichi-mai kudasai. One more towel, please.
もう一枚ください。 mou ichi-mai kudasai. One more, please.

Why this phrase

An onsen, sento, or ryokan room. Kofuku teaches the extra-towel request, distinct from the restaurant oshibori, and sneaks in the flat-object counter mai. One clear takeaway, even English and Japanese.