This document discusses attending a toy convention in Manila and making traditional Japanese tenugui towels. It describes part 3 of 4, focusing on making tenugui using Japanese and Chinese materials. The next part will discuss a Star Wars collection. Instructions are provided on wearing kendo armor properly.

1. Part 3 of 4 – Toy Con & Tenugui Making
How To Wear
Kendo Armor
(plus Tenugui-Making)
JGM Doc Tore
of Medstar 3
yeltres@yahoo.com
Copyright Ariel Torres, M.D.
All rights reserved.
Manila, Philippines
April 2012

2. 2011 ToyCon at 5th Flr. Megamall Exhibit Hall

3. Upon Arrival at Home

4. Tenugui Making
(using Japanese Khoin & Chinese Tensho)

5. Tenugui Making
(using Japanese Khoin & Chinese Tensho)

6. Tenugui Making
(using Japanese Khoin & Chinese Tensho)

7. Tenugui Making
(using Japanese Khoin & Chinese Tensho)

8. Continued in
Part 4 – StarWars Collection
Copyright Ariel Torres, M.D.
All rights reserved.
Manila, Philippines
April 2012

9. THE END
Log on to: http://www.slideshare.net/DrArielSTorres to download PPS file
Using ORIGINAL, GENUINE, AUTHENTIC:
Bogu (Men, Do, Kote & Tare), Keikogi, Hakama, Shinai & Mini Shinais
bought from Japan Animation
2011 Philippine Toy Convention
Check out also:
How To Wear Samurai (Mitsuharu Akechi) Armor
or Darth Vader’s costume concept in Star Wars
Courtesy of:
Dr. Ariel S. Torres
Manila, Philippines
yeltres@yahoo.com