Daishōri!Ouch...And I'll have Master's shichi-go-san photos as well!Sure, if there is any at my parents' home...It totally fits you!Master's shichi-go-san?!I've never worn something like this since my shichi-go-san!七五三 (Shichi-go-san, lit. Seven-Five-Three), is an traditional Japanese rite-of-passage festival for 3- and 5-years old boys and 3- and 7-years old girls. In the festival,—many for the first time—girls get to wear kimonos, while boys get to don hakama and haori.Master's shichi-go-san...I'm happy but it's kinda embarassing....Why are you saying such cute things... What do you want me to do...Hmm, but this makes us look matching, doesn't this?Aaaa!!!!Okita, the haori you gave me fits the hakama I prepared.
And I'll have Master's shichi-go-san photos as well!
Sure, if there is any at my parents' home...
It totally fits you!
Master's shichi-go-san?!
I've never worn something like this since my shichi-go-san!七五三 (Shichi-go-san, lit. Seven-Five-Three), is an traditional Japanese rite-of-passage festival for 3- and 5-years old boys and 3- and 7-years old girls. In the festival,—many for the first time—girls get to wear kimonos, while boys get to don hakama and haori.
Master's shichi-go-san...
I'm happy but it's kinda embarassing.
...Why are you saying such cute things... What do you want me to do...
Hmm, but this makes us look matching, doesn't this?
Aaaa!!!!
Okita, the haori you gave me fits the hakama I prepared.
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