Kawagoe Souvenirs 3D
postcardHikawa Shrine 'OkoshiBumi

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is the god of marriage.
It is famous as the god of marital bliss and match-making.

But the word 'karma' refers to all relationships, including those with family, friends and work.
The shrine is surrounded by trees and water, and in summer you can even hear the sound of wind chimes.
I would like to visit this shrine at least once.

Kawagoe Postcard
"Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is known as a shrine of family happiness and marriage.
At weddings, shrine maidens tie a 'yui string' woven from red mizuhiki (a traditional Japanese cord) to the little finger
At weddings, shrine maidens tie a 'yui string' woven from red mizuhiki (a traditional Japanese cord) to the little finger.

The Hikawa Shrine is also home to a variety of seasonal events, such as cherry blossoms in spring and the Enmusubi wind chime in summer.
The Hikawa Shrine also home to a variety of seasonal events, such as cherry blossoms in spring and the Enmusubi wind chime in summer.
A wedding ceremony is held with close friends and family in the midst of nature. The Japanese wedding ceremony, with its Japanese atmosphere, has been made The Japanese wedding ceremony, with its Japanese atmosphere, has been made into a postcard.

OkoshiBumi" is fun to make, fun to display and fun to enjoy.
OkoshiBumi" is fun to make, fun to display and fun to enjoy. 'I want to leave behind the tasteful scenery of downtown in a tangible form'.
This work was born from such a desire.

The actual buildings and landscapes throughout Japan are left on a single postcard.
I would like to leave them in someone's heart and
I would like to continue to pass them on.

In the Kawagoe section, we have included the Hikawa Shrine, the Bell of Time and the streets of Kura-zukuri.
In the Kawagoe section, we have included the Hikawa Shrine, the Bell of Time and the streets of Kura-zukuri. We have designed a work in collaboration with famous places in Kawagoe, including Hikawa Shrine, the Bell of Time and the Kura-zukuri Quarter!
Please take a look when you have time.