In the past, gifts were accompanied by an inventory that listed the items and their quantities. The inscription on the envelope is a variation of this inventory.
There are various styles, so be sure to follow proper etiquette and choose one that suits the recipient, the purpose, and the giver's feelings. The important thing is to convey your sincerity and sincerity.
Normally, the wrapping paper is usually written with the addressee's name, but when bringing a gift directly, there are times when you want to give it in a more formal way without being too ostentatious, since wrapping paper alone is boring. In such cases, you may use only the fragile red and white noshi paper.
Depending on the size of the characters you are writing, start writing with a space of about one character, and make sure there is also a space of one character between the last character and the Mizuhiki. If there are many characters in a full name and the characters overlap with the Mizuhiki, you can start writing further up.
Other ways to write your name
