Traditional Japanese Koinobori Carp Streamers for Children’s Day Celebration #3846436 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows traditional Japanese koinobori-carp-shaped windsocks flown during Tango no Sekku (Children’s Day) on May 5th. Each carp represents a family member, with the largest (usually black or blue) symbolizing the father, followed by smaller colored carp for sons and daughters. The streamers flutter in the wind, embodying the carp’s legendary upstream struggle, encouraging children to grow strong and resilient.

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