wallet
Japanese Name:
サンダル
Romaji Name:
saifu
Description
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A wallet is a small, portable case used to carry money, credit cards, identification, and other personal items. Wallets are usually made of leather or fabric and fit easily into a pocket or bag.
History
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The concept of wallets dates back to ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, who used small pouches to carry coins and personal items. In Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries, leather wallets became common for holding paper currency.
In Japan, wallets (saifu) were traditionally made from leather or cloth and used to carry coins and small personal belongings. Today, wallets are a standard everyday accessory worldwide, available in many styles, sizes, and materials.