/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[FurudeKomuro No.]

I came up with this great idea to hang up a towel I got, but it looks pretty stupid now that I look at it...

How does /jp/ hang up dakimakura/towels/sheets?

[Anonymous No.]

How the fuck did you get Jakuri on a towel?

[Anonymous No.]

You only hang posters, not towels or sheets.

[FurudeKomuro No.]

>>7704267
Yahoo Japan (No others at the moment)
>>7704274
But I know some people do...

[FurudeKomuro No.]

>>7704291
That's me failing again...
I'm looking for proper ways.

[Anonymous No.]

hanging dakimakura up is stupid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7704299
>christmas lights
The autism, it burns.

[Anonymous No.]

Guess the best way to hang a towel on the wall is with really small nails or screws.
You shouldnt hand dakimakura sheets, though. It's disrespectful

[FurudeKomuro No.]

>>7704309
...What?
>>7704316
Wouldn't nails damage them?
And when you have 11 dakimakuras you can;t really have them all on pillows.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7704309
Christmas is the coolest thing of the world

[FurudeKomuro No.]

Brilliant idea #3
I'll try putting screws through the metal parts of the clipboards only, and place them directly on the wall!

[Kaji !!Jwt/1I/T6km No.]

>>7704248
Sunnova... my envy, it stretches to the moon and back

[FurudeKomuro No.]

>>7704368
I'm sure more will end up on Yahoo eventually.
Just use Celga. http://www.celga.com/

[Kaji !!Jwt/1I/T6km No.]

>>7704410
Yeah... I used Celga once as a test, to see how it goes.
Let's just say don't ever use it to buy cheap items. I tried an Etna Bikkuriman sticker from a japanese auction site, which i got for like 4 dollars with 2 dollars shipping, and after everything was processed and done it cost me over 30-40 dollars.
I realize it probably works great for products that have a higher price because the difference won't be that great, but I don't have that kind of money to throw around ( at least I'm assuming those bathtowels cost a lot )

[Anonymous No.]

>>7704299

I'd sell my left nut for that sheet on the bed.

[None !GoodGIr1f2 No.]

>>7704248
Turn it into a wall scroll. Get a dowel rod, then fold the top of the towel over the rod. Mark the location and baste stitch it into place, then slide the dowel rod into the hole that you've made for it (or use regular stitches if you want to make it permanent). You can then hang the dowel rod on some hooks.

It's unrelated to the hanging, but that towel would look a lot nicer if you ironed out the creases.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

>>7704248
>>7704291
>>7704335
>>7704410
This is too much Jakuri for one man.

[Anonymous No.]

>one man is doing all the fucking simultaneously in all regions of the world.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7704299
I hope you're a girl.

[Anonymous No.]

Wriggle is so cute as a girl.

[Anonymous No.]

>but it looks pretty stupid now that I look at it...
This goes for pretty much any type of otaku merch. Looks tacky, especially when it is that overdone

[Anonymous No.]

>>7706009
I hope s/he's not.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7706009
We're all little girls on the inside.

[FurudeKomuro No.]

>>7704789
This seems like a great idea, I shall try it.

>>7706165
Not the 'otaku merch', the clipboards...

[FurudeKomuro No.]

What about if I put magnetic tape along the wall and place magnets to hold up the fabric?
That seems like it would do less damage.

[Anonymous No.]

I've always wondered how to put stuff up on walls without too much harm. Sadly I don't want to harm either the wall or the poster/cloth, but I guess the wall is first to suffer damage when push comes to shove.