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Koinobori (or Kite Fish)

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In Japan, kite flying is an institution. Koinobori perfectly illustrates this tradition.

  • Perfect for having fun at the sea or in the mountains
  • Iconic Japanese lucky charm from Kodomo No Hi
  • Material: polyethylene
  • Length: 55cm
  • Refund ALWAYS possible (see our returns policy)
  • FREE STANDARD DELIVERY

A kite fish? Is this really koinobori?

If you have ever had the chance to visit Japan you will undoubtedly have noticed this type of kite.

This is a Japanese lucky charm unique to the archipelago.

It is particularly on the day of Kodomo No Hi (or Children's Day) that you will see the "koinobori" floating at the four corners of each town and village of the archipelago.

For this event, carp in brighter colors will delight the eyes of young and old alike.

Despite the wonder, as a tourist, we asked ourselves a question (that you might also ask yourself.)

Choosing a carp as the symbol of a celebration is a bit strange, isn't it?

Don't worry, it's easily explained.

There is an old, somewhat mysterious legend in Japan.

In summary, she tells us that certain fish continually swim up rivers in the secret hope of one day reaching a magical place where they could transform into a dragon.

Whether this is true or not, the fact is that none of them ever got there.

After hearing this story, everything became clear in our minds. We immediately understood why kite fish were given to children.

It actually represents perseverance and tenacity in the face of hardship, values ​​that Japanese society has decided to pass on to future generations.

Offering this "koinobori" kite to your little ones (while not forgetting to tell them its story) could therefore be a great proof of love, the expression of your desire to instill in them moral values ​​full of strength and stability.

What delivery costs do I have to pay?

We have decided to cover the delivery costs. Concretely, except in certain special cases (notably for overseas regions), you will not have to pay anything . No fees, no additional costs.

What delivery time should I expect?

This may necessarily vary for each order. However, we undertake to finalize and send you the shipment within 48 hours of your order.

In any case, you will be entitled to request a full refund of your order if it has not reached you within 2 months. (Don't worry, this is just a deadline and not a forecast!)

Do you provide tracking numbers?

Of course ! We will also add it to the status of your order as soon as the transport companies send them to us.

As we are committed to guaranteeing you maximum satisfaction, it is always possible to contact us via the address contact@la-porte-du-bonheur.com or our contact form.

I have other questions. Can I call you ?

Once again, it is easy to contact us by email at contact@la-porte-du-bonheur.com or via our contact form.

So don't hesitate to ask us any questions about our products, our blog articles or our project in general. We will be happy to respond to you as quickly as possible.

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