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KANI - dried crab, an amulet that protects against evil spirits and diseases

CARP - a fish symbolizing strength, agility, endurance. (The inflatable carp is hung out in May for the Boys' Day.)

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PLUM - New Year's symbol of constancy and virtue

PINE (branches) - New Year's symbol of longevity, power

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BAMBOO - New Year's symbol of virtue and constancy

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DRAGONFLY - courage

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