Kabamaru Koinobori Furoshiki kanosuke Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): Hattan

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Kabamaru Koinobori Furoshiki kanosuke Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): HattanKabamaru is a gray and black striped cat, and the leader of the pack. In this celebratory scene, he and his colleagues are riding koinobori, koi streamers (like windsocks) which are hung to celebrate Children's Day in May. The koi signifies perseverance and growth as koi swim strongly upstream and eventually become dragons in the face of adversity. The Japanese text reads: Sora no koi, ten ni nobotte, ryuu ni naru This translates to: Koi in the sky,