In Japan, Father’s Day—like in many parts of the world—is a day to celebrate and honor dads, grandpas, and the special father figures in our lives.

Join us for a special kamishibai performance of The Oni Who Sank to the Bottom of the Sea, a heartwarming tale of fatherly (and grandfatherly!) love. This story reminds us of the quiet strength and deep care that family members share across generations.

After the story, create your own Father’s Day furin (Japanese-style wind chime)! The hanging tanzaku paper, which has been shaped to resemble a necktie, is the perfect place to write a personal message. The gentle sound of the wind chime will bring a refreshing feeling—just right for the start of the summer season.

Make a one-of-a-kind gift that will brighten Dad’s day and help him stay cool all summer long!