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[November Coloring Page] Shichi-Go-San Shrine Visit | A Girl with a Shrine Torii Gate and Chitose-Ame Candy (Free Printable)

A Shichi-Go-San coloring page illustration of a girl in a kimono holding a Chitose-ame candy in front of a shrine's torii gate
A Shichi-Go-San coloring page illustration of a girl in a kimono holding a Chitose-ame candy in front of a shrine's torii gate
Free coloring page for kids featuring a scene from the November "Shichi-Go-San" festival (a shrine torii gate and Chitose-ame candy)

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November 15 is “Shichi-Go-San,” a celebration of children’s healthy growth. This time, we’ve prepared a coloring page featuring a little girl dressed in her best clothes, visiting a shrine.

Tips for the Shichi-Go-San Coloring Page

  • Colorful Kimono: Feel free to use your favorite colors and patterns to design your own unique festive kimono.
  • The Shrine’s Large Torii Gate: Think of real wooden or vermilion torii gates as you color this imposing structure.
  • Chitose-ame: This is a traditional sweet symbolizing good luck and a wish for longevity. Coloring even the intricate patterns on the bag is a great way to practice your brushwork.

Ideas for Use at Daycare, Preschool, or Home

As an introduction to November’s seasonal events, we recommend enjoying this activity while chatting with your child about “What kind of day is Shichi-Go-San?” Once the coloring is complete, display the finished artwork on the wall or add it to a keepsake album to help create lasting autumn memories.

These free coloring pages are fun for everyone—from
children to adults and seniors.
They are available as A4-sized PNG files, so you can print them right away and start coloring.
Have fun coloring them with your favorite colors.
No registration is required; you can download and print them for free.

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