Tara Fuku Tanuki-mini size-lucky business is booming-Japanese washi mascot

1. Tanuki's fat appearance and cute dark circles are very popular among Japanese people! 2.**"raccoon" means "to win", "your store business is booming"!**The Japanese pronunciation of "raccoon" is TaNuKi, and the homophone of the Chinese character "He 抜き" means "to get rid of other things", so the metaphor means "to get rid of the opponent and win", which is why In Japan, cute civet cats are placed at the door of many stores, just to "kill your peers and your store's business is booming"! 3. Handicrafts from Japan. 4. Material: ちぎり Japanese paper. 5. Size: about length 7cmx width 7cmx height 9.5cm 6. In Japanese traditional culture, the objects and physical characteristics of civet cats also have a metaphorical meaning of eight virtues: 1) Hats: remove disasters, bad luck, and bring good luck. 2) Big eyes: eyes from all directions, insight into all things, smart and upright. 3) Smiley: A friendly, smiling face welcomes people. 4) Wine jug: first bitter and then happy, hard work must be rewarded. 5) Account book: keep credit and keep your words counted. 6) Round belly: There is a belly, and it is wide for the bosom. 7) Money bag: Wealth, food and clothing are not to worry about. 8) Tail: There is a beginning and an end, perseverance leads to happiness. 7. Because the goods are handmade, each real product will be slightly different 8. Goods made of "Japanese paper (ちぎり Japanese paper)" have a texture similar to rice paper, and the goods look and feel very textured. Since products of this material are not common, it is very suitable as a decoration or a gift, which makes people's eyes bright! 9. The products made of washi paper are made by Japanese craftsmen after processing the washi paper with glue. They are not as easy to get wet as ordinary paper products. However, it is recommended not to place them in damp places such as bathrooms and balconies. In addition, please avoid placing the product in a dusty place to prevent dust accumulation.