Shichi-Go-San, or "Seven-Five-Three," is a heartwarming occasion in Japan to celebrate children in their milestone years. Families often dress up their young ones in traditional kimonos or hakamas and visit shrines to offer gratitude for their children’s health and growth. It's a moment of joy, reflection, and blessings for the future. | All Nippon Airways
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Shichi-Go-San, or "Seven-Five-Three," is a heartwarming occasion in Japan to celebrate children in their milestone years. Families often dress up their young ones in traditional kimonos or hakamas and visit shrines to offer gratitude for their children’s health and growth. It's a moment of joy, reflection, and blessings for the future. | All Nippon Airways
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🐶🐱 People in Japan are celebrating Shichi-Go-San, a traditional coming-of-age festival for children, but pets are receiving the blessings in place of children in an aging Japan🐾 The Zama Shrine, which offers blessings for pets, has seen a surge in participation from devoted pet parents seeking divine guidance for their cherished animals. #ShichiGoSan #PetsOfJapan #ZamaShrine #japan #pets #japansagingpopulation #agingpopulation | CGTNEurope
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Have you heard about the Japanese custom of Shichi-go-san, taking place around November 15th? It involves celebrating children 👦👧 and praying for their healthy growth at ages 7, 5, and 3! Children wear traditional clothing 👘 and take pictures with their families, connecting to ancient coming-of-age rituals. Explore our infographic and link to discover the customs that likely shaped this time-honored practice. https://www.gov-online.go.jp/eng/publicity/book/hlj/html/201311/201311_08_en.html #S
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Have you seen kids in Kimonos recently? It's Shichi-go-san (7-5-3) ritual 🥰⛩️ You’ll often see kids proudly holding long candy sticks called Chitose-ame, meaning ‘thousand-year candy’ — a symbol of long life and good fortune. Next time you see little ones in colorful kimono around early-November — you’re witnessing Japan’s heartwarming celebration of childhood, Shichi-Go-San! 🌸✨ #Japaneseculture #shrine #kimono | Kazue, Your Japanese Guide
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RYOTA | Japan Cinematic Shrines on Instagram: "A Small Hand — 大きな未来へ In Japan, there is a beautiful tradition called Shichi-Go-San (七五三). It is a special day when children aged three, five, and seven visit a shrine to pray for their health, happiness, and bright future. Dressed in traditional kimono, they walk hand in hand with their parents, offering gratitude for the years that have passed and hopes for the years to come. A small hand held tightly. A quiet prayer whispered beneath the shrine g
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Risa Sato on Instagram: ""753" (pronounced "Shichi-Go-San" in Japanese) represents an important traditional celebration in Japan for children aged three, five, and seven. Families often dress the children in beautiful kimonos and visit shrines to pray for their well-being, followed by photos and festivities. . These kimonos face the same fate as many others, falling out of favor due to the constant push of "this year's trends" created by brands and manufacturers. . With my hands, they should hav
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