Information on noshi paper and hanging paper

At our store, we offer noshi paper and hanging paper according to customer requests.

How to use

Products that are compatible with noshi paper and hanging paper have an entry field on the product screen. Please refer to the image below and enter your desired information here.
You can fill in the fields freely. If you have any requests, please feel free to let us know. We will do our best to accommodate your wishes as much as possible. We may also contact you by phone or email to confirm the details. Thank you for your understanding.

Introducing entry examples and contents

Awaji knot (Awabi knot)

Our Noshi paper is basically available in the ``Awaji knot'' style.

The Awaji knot (Awabi knot) is a derivative of the Knot-kiri knot, and is characterized by the fact that it becomes even tighter when both ends are pulled.

The Awaji knot is due to its shape.

It has the meaning of "to be with you for a long time" and is suitable for memorial services such as thank yous, farewells, and funerals.

Therefore, it is a noshi paper that can be used in any situation.

Front page (thank you, year-end gift, etc.) | Name (last name only, full name, etc. possible)

Once you have filled out the front page, we will fill it out on our noshi paper at the top of the page and prepare it for you at our store.

If you would like to have your meal prepared at Sonoshi, please let us know as well.

If you would like to enter your name, please enter it in this field. You can also specify a name other than the orderer's name.

Please separate the front page and your name with "/", "|", " " (space), etc.

Others (Buddhist wrapping, plain noshi, etc.)

We also accept orders for Buddhist packaging. If you request a front page that indicates a Buddhist event, such as ``Memorial Service'', ``Goku'', or ``Shishi'', we will use Buddhist-specific noshi paper, wrapping paper, and light ink for the writing.

If you would like plain noshi, please write "plain" instead of the front.

If you have any other requests regarding hanging paper or noshi paper, we will do our best to accommodate them, so please include them as well.

・An example of red and white noshi

・An example of Buddhist Noshi

seasonal hanging paper

If you specify a seasonal hanging paper, we will use a hanging paper with an illustration that matches the season.

We have introduced some samples at the bottom, so please take a look.

Regarding the hanging paper, if you let us know if it is for a birthday present, Respect for the Aged Day, etc., we will prepare something that meets your needs.

You can also specify the front page. We also accept other messages, so please feel free to let us know. It is possible to write your name, but some of the illustrations may overlap. Thank you for your understanding.

Please leave the illustrations you use to our store.

Noshi with only red lines, like this hanging paper, is called aka-no-shi or aka-bo.

It is a type of Noshi with no mizuhiki, and is mainly used for celebratory events such as sushi and thank yous.

These days, it seems that there are many cases in which simple gifts such as small thank-you gifts are given with the words ``Kokorodakari'' added to convey the meaning of humility.

・Example of summer hanging paper	・Example of Gion Festival hanging paper

・Example of Mother's Day hanging paper	・Example with autumn hanging message

List of inscriptions on Noshi paper

This is a list of notations suitable for various situations.

Etiquette may differ depending on the region, but we have listed the most common forms nationwide.

I would appreciate it if you could find this helpful.

Annual events	New Year's greetings	From New Year's Day to early January
	New Year's holiday
	New Year's greetings
	Winter visit	After the year-end and New Year holidays until the beginning of spring
	Visit in winter	After the year-end and New Year holidays until the first day of spring (for seniors)
	Midsummer gift	Until mid-July (until mid-August in Kyoto and other Obon regions)
	Midsummer greetings	From midsummer period to early fall
	Summer visit	After the midsummer period to the beginning of autumn (for seniors)
	Late summer greetings	After the first day of autumn
	Late summer visit	After the first day of autumn (for seniors)
	Year-end gift	From the beginning of December until the end of the year
common gifts	Small gift	A small gift for your superiors
	Dimensions	A small gift for your superiors
	donation	Gifts for companies and organizations
	Presentation	Gifts for companies and organizations
	Only my heart	A gift filled with small feelings
Thank you/Reward	Thank you	Thank you for your help
	Ceremony	Thank you for your help, please be more polite
	thanks	When expressing gratitude for your help
	Reward	When expressing gratitude for your help
	Parting gift	Farewell for moving and transfer
longevity	Kotobuki	Respect for the Aged Day celebration
	Congratulations	Respect for the Aged Day celebration
	60th birthday celebration	Sixtieth birthday (61 years old)
	Kouki celebration	Koki (70 years old)
	Kishou celebration	Kishu (77 years old)
	Umbrella longevity celebration	Kasaju (80 years old)
	Beiju celebration	Yoneju (88 years old)
	Graduation celebration	Graduation (90 years old)
	Hakuju celebration	Hakuju (99 years old)
	family celebration	Return gift/gift for longevity celebration
wedding	congratulatory marriage	wedding celebration
	Kotobuki	Wedding gifts/reception gifts
	family celebration	wedding gift return
	wedding celebration	wedding gift return
childbirth	Congratulations	celebration of birth
	Congratulations on safe delivery	celebration of birth
	family celebration	Return gift for baby gift
	baby shower	Return gift for baby gift
Condolences (general)	Will	Returning gifts for Buddhist services (returning incense gifts)
Funeral ceremony (Buddhist ceremony)	offering	Buddhist offerings (items)
	Will	Buddhist memorial service
	Rough memorial service
	A wish for death
	Manchu Yinshi
	Perpetual memorial service
Funeral ceremony (divine ceremony)	offering	Divine offerings (items)
	consecration	Divine offerings (items)
	Rough memorial service	Divine ceremony gift return
	Will
	today's ambition
	memorial grass

Information on noshi paper and hanging paper

At our store, we offer noshi paper and hanging paper according to customer requests.

How to use

Products that are compatible with noshi paper and hanging paper have an entry field on the product screen. Please refer to the image below and enter your desired information here.

You can fill in the fields freely. If you have any requests, please feel free to let us know. We will do our best to accommodate your wishes as much as possible. We may also contact you by phone or email to confirm the details. Thank you for your understanding.

Introducing entry examples and contents

Awaji knot (Awabi knot)

Our Noshi paper is basically available in the ``Awaji knot'' style.

The Awaji knot (Awabi knot) is a derivative of the Knot-kiri knot, and is characterized by the fact that it becomes even tighter when both ends are pulled.

The Awaji knot is due to its shape.

It has the meaning of "to be with you for a long time" and is suitable for memorial services such as thank yous, farewells, and funerals.

Therefore, it is a noshi paper that can be used in any situation.

Front page (thank you, year-end gift, etc.) | Name (last name only, full name, etc. possible)

Once you have filled out the front page, we will fill it out on our noshi paper at the top of the page and prepare it for you at our store.

If you would like to have your meal prepared at Sonoshi, please let us know as well.

If you would like to enter your name, please enter it in this field. You can also specify a name other than the orderer's name.

Please separate the front page and your name with "/", "|", " " (space), etc.

Others (Buddhist wrapping, plain noshi, etc.)

We also accept orders for Buddhist packaging. If you request a front page that indicates a Buddhist event, such as ``Memorial Service'', ``Goku'', or ``Shishi'', we will use Buddhist-specific noshi paper, wrapping paper, and light ink for the writing.

If you would like plain noshi, please write "plain" instead of the front.

If you have any other requests regarding hanging paper or noshi paper, we will do our best to accommodate them, so please include them as well.

seasonal hanging paper

If you specify a seasonal hanging paper, we will use a hanging paper with an illustration that matches the season.

We have introduced some samples at the bottom, so please take a look.

Regarding the hanging paper, if you let us know if it is for a birthday present, Respect for the Aged Day, etc., we will prepare something that meets your needs.

You can also specify the front page. We also accept other messages, so please feel free to let us know. It is possible to write your name, but some of the illustrations may overlap. Thank you for your understanding.

Please leave the illustrations you use to our store.

Noshi with only red lines, like this hanging paper, is called aka-no-shi or aka-bo.

It is a type of Noshi with no mizuhiki, and is mainly used for celebratory events such as sushi and thank yous.

These days, it seems that there are many cases in which simple gifts such as small thank-you gifts are given with the words ``Kokorodakari'' added to convey the meaning of humility.

List of inscriptions on Noshi paper

This is a list of notations suitable for various situations.

Etiquette may differ depending on the region, but we have listed the most common forms nationwide.

I would appreciate it if you could find this helpful.

Annual events

New Year's greetings

From New Year's Day to early January

New Year's holiday

New Year's greetings

Winter visit

After the year-end and New Year holidays until the beginning of spring

Visit in winter

After the year-end and New Year holidays until the first day of spring (for seniors)

Midsummer gift

Until mid-July (until mid-August in Kyoto and other Obon regions)

Midsummer greetings

From midsummer period to early fall

Summer visit

After the midsummer period to the beginning of autumn (for seniors)

Late summer greetings

After the first day of autumn

Late summer visit

After the first day of autumn (for seniors)

Year-end gift

From the beginning of December until the end of the year

common gifts

Small gift

A small gift for your superiors

Dimensions

donation

Gifts for companies and organizations

Presentation

Only my heart

A gift filled with small feelings

Thank you/Reward

Thank you

Thank you for your help

Ceremony

Thank you for your help, please be more polite

thanks

When expressing gratitude for your help

Reward

Parting gift

Farewell for moving and transfer

longevity

Kotobuki

Respect for the Aged Day celebration

Congratulations

60th birthday celebration

Sixtieth birthday (61 years old)