The Japanese word for sloth is "ナマケモノ" (namakemono), typically written in katakana.
In kanji, it can be written as "怠け者," which means "lazy person."
In Chinese, the sloth is literally the "laziest on the tree."
Take this cardholder along and be the "laziest on the MRT" or the "laziest on the bus"!
**/ Product Details /**
Dimensions: 10 cm x 7.2 cm x the thickness of one card
Material: Washable kraft paper, embroidery thread
**/ Care Instructions /**
- The washable kraft paper material is water-resistant, so no need to worry about getting it wet.
- Normal use is fine; just take it out and about to play more often.
**/ Card Insertion Demo /**
To insert a card, slightly fold the cardholder sleeve, then slide the card in. This will help the sleeve lie flat and perfectly protect your card.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS5LxrSxgqs
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- The Japanese word for sloth is "ナマケモノ" (namakemono), typically written in katakana. In kanji, it can be written as "怠け者," which means "lazy person."
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