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Omiyamairi Shichigosan

Kaga-Yuzen Kimono Center

Kaga-Yuzen Kimono Center
Kanazawa, Japan

At “Omiya-mairi”, people report the birth of their child, who wears a “hatsugi” (first kimono) to the local deity of the shrine, and pray for their healthy growth. At “Shichi-go-san”, parents pray for their three-, five- or seven-year old child’s health and happiness. A child’s kimono is adjusted to fit as he or she grows taller. Parents buy kimonos with patterns that reflect their wishes for their children.

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  • Title: Omiyamairi Shichigosan
  • Location Created: Japan
  • Type: Kimono
  • Medium: Silk
Kaga-Yuzen Kimono Center

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