Children's Day Koi Windsock (Koinobori) kokedama Unisex and feature a split

Unisex and feature a split toe

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Children's Day Koi Windsock (Koinobori) kokedama Unisex and feature a splitChildrens Day kodomo no hi, is on the final day of the 7 day Golden Week public holiday period in Japan. The koi streamers are made like a reverse wind sock, with a small opening at the top end at the mouth of the fish, and a larger opening at the other end, at the kois tail fin. The different coloured koi streamers often have a meaning behind them, black for the father and red for the mother. Around this holiday, families with a son fly the koi