鼻紙はながみ (hanagami)

外出がいしゅつの時ときはいつも鼻紙はながみを持もっています

I always take paper tissues when I go out.

首の台の無い場合は鼻紙またはふつうの扇裏を台として首を受けるように出す。

In situations when there was no tray for the head, tissue paper of a folding fan was provided upon which to rest the head.

存保の戦死により2万石の領地は没収され、その後同地に入った生駒親正は鼻紙代と称し3000石のみ与え、千松丸は親正の元で養育された。

After the death of Masayasu, however, his fief of 20,000 koku (1 koku is about 150kg of rice) was confiscated, and Chikamasa IKOMA who was granted the fief brought up Senmatsumaru in his residence, allowing Senmatsumaru merely 3,000 koku for small expenses.

一般的には皮革、あるいは和紙を漆でかためた陣傘(これは後に鉄板を切り抜き笠状に形成した陣笠に取って代わられる。)、鉄の胴鎧、篭手、陣羽織を装着し、そのほか水筒、鼻紙、布にくるんだ米など(例芋がら縄)を携帯していた。

Ashigaru generally wore a conical hat (jingasa) made from lacquer hardened leather or Japanese paper (this was later developed into jingasa made from iron plates that were cut and fashioned into a cone shape), iron body armor, gauntlets and a jinbaori (sleeveless campaign jacket worn over armor) in addition to carrying a canteen, tissue paper, rice wrapped in cloth and other items (e.g. dried taro stems).

「吉野紙」としては極薄様の紙で名高く、『七十一番歌合』に、「忘らるる我が身よいかに奈良紙の薄き契りはむすばざりしを」とあり、奈良紙すなわち吉野の延紙（鼻紙）の薄さを「やはやは」と、みやびやかに呼んで、公家の女性たちはその薄さを愛した。

It is famous for its extreme thinness as 'Yoshino paper' and in the "Seventy-one workmen's competitions of waka" there is a waka that says 'myself to be forgotten, why? We never exchange marriage vows as thin as Nara paper' and the thinness of Nara-gami, that is, nobe-gami (a high quality tissue) of Yoshino, was called 'yawayawa' (very soft one) elegant and loved by noble women.