I can do a left-handed layup; I almost died getting hit by a truck, and I can't write with my right hand.
Austin
I founded Taman Siswa and became Indonesia's Father of Education, famous for the motto Tut Wuri Handayani. Who am I?
K. H. Dewantoro
I am a traditional Indonesian textile arts, made using wax-resist dyeing to craft intricate patterns. What am I?
Batik
I've been to Japan and went to the base of Fuji. I raced in Mandalika on a track day. Who am I?
Reinhart
I led Indonesia's guerrilla army against Dutch forces from a litter while sick with tuberculosis—who am I?
Jenderal Soedirman
I am the small, spout-tipped copper tool filled with hot wax used to draw intricate designs on cloth/linen. What am I?
Canting
Last year, I went to Singapore, loved the trip, and got a phone for free. Yet, she sold the phone. Who am I?
Magen
I rallied Indonesian fighters during the 1945 Battle of Surabaya with my fiery radio speeches. Who am I?
Bung Tomo
I am a traditional hand-dyed cloth from West Nusa Tenggara that weaves together the cultural patterns of the Sasak, Samawa, and Mbojo tribes. What am I?
Batik Sasambo
I like pickle, can't play the guitar, and got chased by a duck. Who am I?
Silvia
I led a famous 1817 uprising against Dutch colonial rule in the Maluku Islands. Who am I?
Kapitan Pattimura
I am the final stage in batik making where cloth is boiled in hot water to melt and strip away all the applied wax. What am I?
Dewaxing/pelorotan