Tenugui (Kabutomushi and Kuwagata) sumo wrestler This furoshiki series was created

This furoshiki series was created for wrapping gifts on “Hare no Hi” – joyful and festive occasions in Japanese culture

and flower fields as a summer staple

- Packaged in a clear case with a backing card featuring rain droplets

The fence is approximately 11 cm wide

this design captures a timeless wish for peace

Tenugui (Kabutomushi and Kuwagata) sumo wrestler This furoshiki series was createdDescription Rhinoceros beetles and stag beetles are beloved by Japanese children. Many people have memories of keeping them as pets or catching them in the mountains during their childhood. The rhinoceros beetles found in Japan are a unique species known as the 'Japanese rhinoceros beetle.' They are named this way because the shape of their horns resembles those of a rhinoceros, with a small horn on top and a large horn below. The Japanese name