Hatsumode Outfit
Hatsumode Outfit: Traditional attire worn by individuals in Japan for their first visit to a Shinto shrine or Buddhist temple at the beginning of the New Year. Typically includes a kimono or other formal clothing, along with accessories such as a haori (jacket), obi (sash), and geta (wooden sandals). The outfit is often chosen to symbolize purity, good fortune, and new beginnings for the year ahead.