Colorful "Kasafuku" ornaments exhibited in Yamagata Pref.

Colorful "Kasafuku" ornaments exhibited in Yamagata Pref.

People look at "Kasafuku," one of Japan's three major hanging ornaments, exhibited at the Sanno Club, a facility renovated from Sakata City's prestigious "ryotei" high-end restaurant, in Yamagata Prefecture on March 28, 2015. "Kasafuku," meaning a fortune umbrella, is hung to wish for prosperity and success in business. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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