[First New Year]

Until what age should you display hagoita and h...
There are no specific rules regarding until what age you should display hagoita and hamayumi. In the past, they were displayed as "talismans to protect children until they grew up,"...
Until what age should you display hagoita and h...
There are no specific rules regarding until what age you should display hagoita and hamayumi. In the past, they were displayed as "talismans to protect children until they grew up,"...

When to put up and take down New Year's decorat...
When are New Year's decorations displayed? December 13th - January 15th (Beginning of the New Year - Little New Year) In Japan, December 13th is designated as a miscellaneous festival...
When to put up and take down New Year's decorat...
When are New Year's decorations displayed? December 13th - January 15th (Beginning of the New Year - Little New Year) In Japan, December 13th is designated as a miscellaneous festival...

Who gives the New Year decorations?
It is customary for hagoita to be given by the mother's family (grandparents) . In recent years, the number of couples who do not have betrothal gifts is increasing, but...
Who gives the New Year decorations?
It is customary for hagoita to be given by the mother's family (grandparents) . In recent years, the number of couples who do not have betrothal gifts is increasing, but...

first new year decorations
Celebrate the New Year with New Year's decorations Introducing a variety of hagoita and hamayumi, including the Puca series.
first new year decorations
Celebrate the New Year with New Year's decorations Introducing a variety of hagoita and hamayumi, including the Puca series.

[Puca] Living with sunshine-HAGOITA-
Generally, it lasts about one month from December 13th (the beginning of the New Year) to January 15th (Little New Year). A Japanese New Year's culture of decorating to celebrate...
[Puca] Living with sunshine-HAGOITA-
Generally, it lasts about one month from December 13th (the beginning of the New Year) to January 15th (Little New Year). A Japanese New Year's culture of decorating to celebrate...

A sunny New Year's dinner table
Here are 3 tips for stylishly putting together a traditional New Year's atmosphere, even with unfamiliar plates and colors!
A sunny New Year's dinner table
Here are 3 tips for stylishly putting together a traditional New Year's atmosphere, even with unfamiliar plates and colors!