Whether as hanging decorations or not, "chirimen zaiku" (crepe crafts) were made by mothers of old, wishing for their children's happiness. We hope you will display them in your room as interior decorations, wishing for happiness in the present day. ① Persimmon Pouch Plump persimmons, which can be said to be representative of the autumn flavors, are perfect motifs for "chirimen zaiku." Fruits have been made as hanging decorations since ancient times as a symbol of prosperity. ② Princess Daruma Daruma dolls are famous as lucky charms that bring good fortune with the saying "fall seven times, rise eight." Perhaps they were made as "hanging decorations" from ancient times with the wish that children would get back up after falling seven times. ② Balloon Pouch The balloon pouch is a bag that is inspired by "paper balloons." From its shape, it was made as a hanging decoration since the Edo period with the wish that they would grow up round, harmonious, and beautiful. ③ Ground Cherry Pouch There was a folk belief that "if you swallow the fruit of the ground cherry with water, adults will be cured of their chronic illnesses, and children will be rid of intestinal worms," and perhaps it was believed in that era. ⑤ Sea Bream Pouch The "tai" in sea bream is, of course, a play on the word "medetai" (auspicious), and it has been served on the family's celebratory table since ancient times. Also, the color red is an auspicious color, and there is an image of bringing good fortune at celebrations, so sea bream has been made in "chirimen zaiku" since ancient times.