Shichi-Go-San (七五三) is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on November 15th, honoring the growth of children aged three, five, and seven. Here’s an illustration of a Shichi-Go-San Children's Day event:
**Scene Description:**
1. **Setting:** A vibrant park decorated with colorful banners and lanterns. Cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, adding a touch of pink to the scene.
2. **Children:**
- A **three-year-old girl** wearing a beautiful kimono with floral patterns, her hair adorned with colorful kanzashi (hair ornaments). She is holding a small, decorative bag.
- A **five-year-old boy** dressed in a traditional hakama (pleated trousers) and a haori (jacket), proudly displaying a small sword (a symbol of courage).
- A **seven-year-old girl** in a more elaborate kimono, complete with a obi (sash) and a fan, smiling as she poses for a photo with her family.
3. **Activities:**
- Families are gathered, taking photos together, capturing the special moments.
- A booth with traditional snacks like dango (rice dumplings) and mochi (rice cakes) is set up, with children eagerly enjoying the treats.
- A small stage where a local performer is entertaining the crowd with traditional music and dance.
4. **Decorations:**
- Colorful kites and streamers are hanging from trees, and there are decorative shide (zigzag paper) hanging to ward off evil spirits.
- A large banner reading "Shichi-Go-San" in both Japanese and English, welcoming everyone to the celebration.
