Drawstring Pouch

Kinchaku (巾着) – Japanese-style drawstring pouch.
Purpose: Carrying valuables and personal possessions: cell phone, car keys, sunglasses etc.
History: Dating back to the Edo period (1603-1868), kinchakus solved the issue of absence of pockets on traditional kimonos and yukatas. They were initially used to carry currency, name seals, cosmetics and lucky charms.