It's Konjigawa's turn to take the stage,
with a calm expression, but a racing heart.
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In Japan, the crane symbolizes longevity, a long life, and peaceful living.
Cranes are known to mate for life, symbolizing enduring relationships, steadfast companionship, and unwavering affection in Japanese culture. This is why they are frequently depicted in wedding motifs and on kimonos as a symbol of blessings... representing "good things are about to happen."
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Product Features
・A charming little figurine, perfect for your office desk, study, or side table.
・Though small, it makes a notable presence that immediately catches the eye (too large might be intimidating!).
・A heartwarming character design, ideal for gifting or keeping.
・Infuses your demanding daily life with a touch of humorous courage.
・Possesses a pleasing weight and feel when held.
Dimensions: 3.3x 3x 5.1cm
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- Japan
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- It's Konjigawa's turn to take the stage, with a calm expression, but a racing heart. __________________ In Japan, the crane symbolizes longevity, a long life, and peaceful living. It is often featured in wedding imagery and kimono designs to bestow blessings... representing "good things are about to happen."
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