Mother's Day
母の日
Mother’s Day, haha no hi, in Japan is said to have been first celebrated on 6 March 1931, on the birthday of Empress Kōjun. The influence of American culture, especially after the end of the Second World War, resulted in the shifting of Mother's Day in Japan to align with the United States to fall on the second Sunday in May each year.
A representative symbol of Mother’s Day is the red carnation flower which is associated with admiration and gratitude. Discover our curated collection of items to celebrate and show appreciation to mothers and mother figures.
