Boy's First Shrine Visit (Omiyamairi) Uchikake (ceremonial robe/kimono for the first shrine visit) Haori (jacket), Kimono, Nagajuban (undershirt) Colors: Black x White x Blue / Hawk, Pine, Wave patterns Size: Length 99cm / Sleeve length 47cm Used only for one day. It was not used for eating or drinking, and was only worn for a short time during the shrine visit. Please consider this item with the understanding that it is a used item. It can be remade and worn as a kimono for Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival). ■Description This is an "Uchikake" (ceremonial robe/kimono) that a baby wears during the Omiyamairi (first shrine visit). It is worn during the Omiyamairi, which takes place around one month after birth, as a special celebratory garment to pray for the baby's healthy growth and happiness. It features a traditional design with a powerful soaring hawk, pine trees, and wave patterns, making it a perfect outfit to celebrate a boy's birth and growth. The elegant color scheme, with black and white as the base and blue waves, looks great in photos. It comes with a Nagajuban, so you can use it immediately upon arrival. It is recommended not only for Omiyamairi, but also for the first meal celebration (Okuizome), the first seasonal festival (Hatsuzekku), and commemorative photos. Omiyamairi Boy's Uchikake Hatsugi Kakegi Noshi Hawk Pine Wave With Nagajuban Black White Blue Commemorative Photo Celebration Kimono Made in Japan 3 years old 5 years old