Japanese carp kites symbolize strength and date back to the samurai. Learn about Japanese carp kites, their history and significance, and how to fly a carp kite.

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Koinobori (鯉のぼり), meaning 'carp streamer' in Japanese, are carp -shaped windsocks traditionally flown in Japan to celebrate Tango no sekku (端午の節句), a traditional calendrical …

Each year on the fifth day of the fifth month (May 5th), carp kites are flown outside homes to represent each child on Japan's Children's Day (formerly known as Boy's Day).

For many years, maybe decades, people around the world have known about Japanese fish kites. The traditional term is koinobori (鯉のぼり) which literally means carp streamer. Another term …

Families fly giant carp windsocks, called koinobori, on flagpoles next to their homes from April to early May. The holiday apparently comes from an ancient Chinese story about carp, which …

Japanese ''koinobori'' (carp kites) are special kites in the shape of a fish called a koi. The koi is revered in Japan as a symbol of strength. These flags are often flown during the time of a...

Our Japanese Carp Kites (or more accurately windsocks) make some really beautiful projects for children to make when learning about Japanese culture. This would be a wonderful end of the …

Jan 27, 2021 · One of the most whimsical Japanese kites is the koinobori or carp kite. They are designed to mimic the ornamental freshwater carp called a koi. In Japanese culture there is a …

How to Make a Japanese Carp Kite Children’s Day is celebrated in Japan on May 5th every year. Families display carp kites from the roofs of their houses to represent the number of sons they …