Gift ServiceGift Services (for Individuals)
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Parade's
Gift Service
As a gift to express your everyday gratitude, or as a seasonal greeting such as ochugen (summer gifts) and oseibo (year-end gifts).
Also for uchiiwai (return gifts) marking life's milestones, birthday celebrations, and wedding gifts.
At Parade, we offer gift boxes with wrapping in our original design.
For gifts to someone special, your family, or your friends, you can choose according to the occasion and your budget.
For inquiries about orders of 21 or more items, deliveries to multiple addresses, or corporate gifts,please refer to ourCorporate, Bulk & OEM page.
Noshi attachment (ceremonial gift paper)
¥100 (tax included) / 1 sheet
*M and L sizes only / inner noshi (placed under the wrapping) only
Paper carrier bags
Free of charge
*Some may incur a fee
Delivery to multiple addresses
available
(split delivery service)
About Gift Box Specifications
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| Available Sizes |
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| Parade Gift Boxes [S] |
Parade Gift Boxes [M] |
Parade Gift Boxes [L] |
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| W148×D155×H82mm | W200×D160×H70mm | W269×D180×H67mm | |
| Contents |
[Gluten-Free] Gift Box [S]
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Classic Baked Sweets Gift Box [M]
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Classic Baked Sweets Gift Box [L]
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| Price (tax included) |
2,760 yen | 3,310 yen | 5,000 yen |
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*Out of consideration for the environment, we do not offer double packaging, such as additional wrapping or packaging over the gift box.
*We are unable to accept requests for a specific gift box color.
Recommended Products for Gifts
About Noshi, Carrier Bags, and Packaging
About Our Noshi Service
For M and L size gift boxes, we can attach noshi (traditional Japanese gift paper) for a wide range of occasions, including seasonal gifts (such as ochugen midsummer gifts and oseibo year-end gifts), weddings, births, housewarmings, and Buddhist memorial services.
Noshi: ¥100 (tax included) / 1 sheet
We only offer uchi-noshi, in which the noshi paper is placed directly on top of the gift box. Please also note that noshi is not available for S size boxes.
Please reserve noshi in advance at least 3 days before the date you need it. For same-day requests, please consult the shop. Preparation may take 30 minutes or more.
Celebratory: Oiwai (Congratulations) (butterfly bow)
Celebratory: Oiwai (Congratulations) (butterfly bow)
How to Choose Noshi: Types and Uses
Mizuhiki cords used for celebrations
Red-and-white butterfly bow
Because it can be untied easily and retied any number of times, it is used for celebrations that are welcome to happen again in the future.
Red-and-white knotted tie (musubikiri)
Used for occasions you hope will never happen again, and for celebrations that need only happen once.
- Oseibo (Year-End Gift)
- Ochugen (Midsummer Gift)
- Onenga (New Year Gift)
- Shochu Omimai (Summer Greeting)
A gift given as a greeting at seasonal milestones. It expresses gratitude to those who regularly look after you and goodwill toward a continuing relationship.
- Uchi-iwai (Return Gift)(Red-and-white butterfly bow)
A gift given in return to those who have given you a celebration gift.
Used for celebrations of births, school entrance, and longevity.
- Uchi-iwai (Return Gift)(Red-and-white knotted tie)
A gift given as a greeting at seasonal milestones. A gift given in return to those who regularly look after you and who have given you a celebration gift.
Used for occasions such as weddings and recovery from illness (discharge from hospital). Expresses.
- Orei (Thank You)
- Oiwai (Congratulations)
A gift to express gratitude to someone who has helped you. A red-and-white butterfly bow is generally used, but care is needed with thank-you gifts for special purposes; for example, a knotted (musubikiri) mizuhiki is used for “Omimai Orei” (thanks for get-well wishes).
- Goaisatsu (Greetings)
A gift carrying the message “I look forward to our relationship from now on.” Used mainly for greetings such as when moving to a new home, it expresses goodwill toward the relationship.
- Kaiki-iwai (Recovery Celebration)
- Kaiki Uchi-iwai (Recovery Return Gift)
Kaiki-iwai (recovery celebration gifts) express thanks from the person who has recovered to those who helped them. A 5-strand musubikiri (tied-off knot) mizuhiki is used, expressing the wish that the illness or injury will never happen again.
Mizuhiki used for memorial services
Black-and-white musubikiri (tied-off knot)
Used for return gifts for condolence money (koden-gaeshi), for memorial services, and for gifts sent as offerings during Obon.
Black-and-white musubikiri (tied-off knot)
Used for goreizen (offerings to the spirit of the deceased) and gokyo (offerings) before and after a funeral, and for offerings at memorial services. Mainly used in the Kansai region.
*Customs differ by region, so we recommend checking the customs of the recipient’s area before sending your gift.
- Gokyo (Offering)
A gift given when attending a memorial service, or as an offering during Obon. Please note that the mizuhiki and inscription differ depending on the region, religion, and purpose.
- Kokorozashi (Token of Gratitude)
A gift given in return on occasions of mourning, such as a return gift for condolence money. The mizuhiki is a musubikiri (tied-off knot), and no noshi is attached. Other inscriptions with the same meaning include “Manchuin-shi” and “Shinobigusa,” but “Kokorozashi” (志) can be used regardless of religion.
About Carrier Bags
*We are unable to accept requests to change the bag size.
We appreciate your understanding.
*The size of the carrier bag may vary.
Thank you for your understanding.
Small: W 260 mm × D 140 mm × H 250 mm
Large: W 310 mm × D 115 mm × H 310 mm
About Packaging
We generally deliver orders packaged as shown in the photos below, but packaging materials and other details may vary slightly depending on the products purchased.
*Images are for illustration purposes only. Depending on the products and quantities ordered, your order may be delivered in packaging that differs from the examples shown.








