Shichi-Go-San

A complete guide to Shichi-Go-San attire for grandparents and siblings. Learn key etiquette, photo-friendly outfit tips, traditional kimono customs by age, and even money and role etiquette to ensure a harmonious family celebration.

Complete Guide to Father’s Attire for Shichi-Go-San. Learn how to choose the right suit or kimono, avoid common mistakes, and prepare your mindset for the day. Subtle elegance and cleanliness will let your child shine.

Discover the complete guide to Shichi-Go-San outfits for mothers. From elegant kimono and suit styles to the latest etiquette, learn how to choose attire that highlights your child while keeping the celebration refined and memorable.

The 7-year-old Shichi-Go-San is a milestone where girls wear a kimono with an obi for the first time.This complete guide covers its meaning, attire tips, photography, shrine visit, and family meal ideas for a joyful celebration.

Discover the complete guide to the 5-year-old Shichi-Go-San celebration. Learn about boys’ haori and hakama, photography tips, and the flow of a shrine visit to create lasting family memories.

Complete guide to celebrating your child’s 3-year-old Shichi-Go-San: traditions, outfits, photo tips, shrine visits, and family memories.

Learn about Shichi-Go-San, Japan’s festival for children at ages 3, 5, and 7 — its origins, why it’s held on November 15, and how families celebrate today.