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On-Yomi: ジョウ — Kun-Yomi: つね、とこ-

Koohii stories:

1) [Avispa] 31-8-2007(236): It's usual to take your towel with your when you go to the outhouse at the onsen (hot springs bath in Japan) so everybody doesn't see your stuff.

2) [Asgard] 2-9-2006(91): In the outhouse toilet you'd usually hope to find toilet paper to wipe your ass. If it's already gone, which is usually the case, simply use the towel.

3) [Proxx] 7-2-2008(71): It's usual to carry along your own towel when you are in Japan, because at the outhouses (public toilets) there are no frickin' towels (or something else) to dry your hands. (usually gaijins use there trousers… ).

4) [matt_jenkins] 24-3-2008(26): Tnx Adhmm: a man walks into his pub and says 'the USUAL', whereupon the bartender hands him a dirty towel from the floor of the outhouse and he sits there chewing it.

5) [harusame] 16-6-2009(11): Showering at your friend's house, you accidently use their good towel. "Don't use my esteemed towel!" he cries. "That's for special guests! Use the usual towel!" At this point, you're offended at not being worthy of his "esteemed towel" and storm out of his house, naked and wet.

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