[DOC] [TLE] Shichi-Go-San - Wikipedia [PAR] Shichi-Go-San is a traditional rite of passage and festival day in Japan for three- 
and seven-year-old girls and three- and five-year-old boys, held annually on 
November 15 to celebrate the growth ... Official name, 7-5-3 (shichi go san) ... 
Three-year-old girls usually wear hifu (a type of padded vest) with their kimono. [DOC] [TLE] Shichi-Go-San | JapanVisitor Japan Travel Guide [PAR] The Making of Little Adults: The Celebration of 7-5-3 (Shichi-Go-San) ... on a 
hakama (loose pleated trousers used for formal wear) and haori formal coat. ... is 
held for seven-year-old girls, and is the first time the girls wear "obi" (a broad 
sash for ... The obi sash is more difficult to tie and more ornamental, so 
symbolizes the... [DOC] [TLE] Shichi-go-san Festival, Japan - Notes of Nomads [PAR] Nov 6, 2012 ... Shichi-go-san (  literally '7-5-3') is a Japanese festival held annually in ... 
their first time to officially wear hakama or formal Japanese pants. ... when they 
wear the traditional obi sash to tie their kimono for the first ... My pretty little 
friend Yuka celebrating Shichi-go-san as a seven-year-old this year. [DOC] [TLE] Shichi-Go-San - Celebrating A Long and ... - Quest For Japan [PAR] Nov 18, 2014 ... Good thing that this year's shichi-go-san was on a Saturday. ... When they are five 
years old, boys celebrate hakamagi/hakamagi no gi ( ... In this day, the 
boys, for the first time, officially wear a hakama () or traditional Japanese pants. 
... In this day, the girls wear the traditional obi () sash to tie their... [DOC] [TLE] Shichi-Go-San | ELC - The Learning Hub [PAR] Nov 12, 2014 ... 7-5-3, is a celebration to mark the growth of children as boys turn five years old, ... 
6 sashes and a special obi, which looks like a butterfly' to tie the kimono. They 
will wear Japanese socks (tabi), sandals (zori) and carry a matching bag. ... We 
wish all the E1 and E2 children a Happy Shichi-Go-San this year! [DOC] [TLE] TsukuBlog | A Deeper Look at Japan`s Shichi-Go-San Celebrations ... [PAR] Nov 8, 2011 ... Today, this event is typically celebrated by families with 3 year old or ... concept 
behind the 7-5-3 ceremony is the fact that the Japanese did not ... for wearing 
their first HAKAMA ( special trousers) called HAKAMA-GI. And then for seven 
year old girls there was the ceremony for tying their first OBI sash,... [DOC] [TLE] It all adds up on Japan's 7-5-3 Day | Stripes Okinawa [PAR] Nov 17, 2015 ... This is shichigosan (seven-five-three), a traditional celebration and ... Tradition 
suggests that girls ages three and seven and five-year-old ... wear hakama (
traditional male pants), and 7-year-old girls replaced the simple cords they used 
to tie their kimono with the traditional wider and elaborate obi (sash). [DOC] [TLE] Make a 7-5-3 Day Candy Bag - Japanese House at the Boston ... [PAR] Shichi-Go-San is a special day to celebrate three-year-old boys and girls, five-
year-old boys ... means five, and san means three, so Shichi-Go-San literally 
means 7-5-3. On November ... allowed to wear hakama (traditional male kimono 
pants); and at the age of seven, girls started to tie their kimono with obi instead of 
string. [DOC] [TLE] Shichi-Go-San: Celebrate Your Child! - Families - Tokyo Weekender [PAR] Nov 6, 2009 ...

Question: Japan's Shichi-Go-San, or "7-5-3", celebrates 5-year-olds wearing trousers & 7-year-olds tying this with an obi
Answer: kimono