◎ Proverb charm

In Japan, there are short phrases called "proverbs" and "four-character idioms" that contain the meaning of "lessons" and "knowledge" that have been born from everyday life since ancient times and passed down from our ancestors.
These are important assets that can be called "Japanese language assets" that are an accumulation of Japanese culture and unique ways of thinking.

[A talisman that brings good fortune to those who smile]
It means that happiness comes naturally to people who are always smiling. Good things are more likely to happen if you behave in a friendly way towards others.
I hope you always keep smiling and live a happy life.

[Time is money]
Although time is intangible, it is as precious and important as money, and must never be wasted and must be spent meaningfully.
I pray that in your daily life, you will be able to use your time effectively and live a rich life.

[Ten different charms for every person]
It literally means "if there are ten people, there are ten different colors for each person," and refers to the fact that each person has a different personality, way of thinking, hobbies, and preferences. It expresses the importance of respecting the diversity of others and accepting their differences.
Even in these difficult times, I hope you can live wonderful daily lives in your own way.