Japanese Headband

Head Band from Japan for the Endurance of Fighting Spirit
The Japanese Style Head Bandana

Hachimaki is a popular style of headband (bandanna) worn in Japanese culture that often symbolizes endurance. A classic example is that Kamikaze pilots in World War II wearing hachimaki during their battles. Athletes wear hachimaki during competitions. Chefs also wear hachimaki in Japanese restaurants. Protesters wear hachimaki to express the certainty of spirits. Sometimes women will wear hachimaki while giving birth.

Japanese Headbands - White Hachimaki


Japanese Headbands - Black Hachimaki


Slightly Wider Headbands