Boy’s Day at Shirokiya
BOY’S DAY OR CHILDREN’S DAY, a Japanese holiday traditionally designated to honor sons in the family but has evolved to include all children, is celebrated May 5.
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On this special day, families will fly koinobori or carp-shaped streamers outside their homes (with the number of carps representing the number of boys in the household), and buy gifts for their children, such as intricate samurai dolls (representing strength and bravery) inside a glass case displayed in the house.
Featured here are some fun Boy’s Day fashions and gift items available at Shirokiya through May 5, or while supplies last. Also, stop by Shirokiya’s Ohana Sunday event May 4 from 1 to 4 p.m., celebrating both Boy’s Day and Mother’s Day. There will be a Mother’s Day fashion show, craft projects for kids, temporary tattoos and a photo station.
For more information, call 973-9111.
photos ANTHONY CONSILLIO
page design KAMELE ESKARAN
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- Micah Chan: Kissy chachanko $15
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- Micah Chan: Island Core ‘Boy’s Day’ T-shirt $13, Koi on pole $18 (blue)
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- Sky Kanekoa Yasutake: Kissy happi coat $18, Koi on pole $20 (gold)
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- Sky Kanekoa Yasutake: Generation Kikaida kids T-shirt $11.99
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- Masen Makinano: Doraemon limited edition in Hawaii T-shirt $19.95
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- Jace Uyehara: Cane Haul Road ‘strength’ T-shirt $13
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- Jace Uyehara: Kissy chachanko ‘daruma print’ $15
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- Jace Randall: Cane Haul Road ‘Little Taisho’ T-shirt $13, Aozora kendama $24.99
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- Jace Randall: Cane Haul Road ‘Big Koi’ T-shirt $13, Koi nobori streamer $138 (2-meter)
