Ep. 55: Celebrating Children's Day with carp streamers, Kashiwa Mochi, and Su-chan's bicycle
Aired on April 28, 2009

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This collection of episodes focuses on the traditions surrounding Children's Day. A mother provides an explanation for the display of carp streamers that rise above the roofline. The three sisters are shown eating Kashiwa Mochi, which are rice cakes wrapped in oak leaves, as part of the celebration. Viewers may also learn about the historical origin of the holiday. Additionally, the content features a story centered on Su-chan and her bicycle. These segments aim to educate the audience on various aspects of the festival through family interactions and cultural practices.
Episodes
- Ep. 51 · Red Garagara Sisters' Walking Tools and Matsumoto Family Cherry Blossom Viewing
- Ep. 52 · Alive Oppekepe, Second Daughter Warikomi, and Third Daughter Maneko Period
- Ep. 53 · Eldest Daughter's Opekepe Tradition / Su Chi Relationship / Su Chi Relationship Continued
- Ep. 54 · Chi's tension erupts as Fu-chan tends fruit and Mopsy appears
- Ep. 55 · Celebrating Children's Day with carp streamers, Kashiwa Mochi, and Su-chan's bicycle
- Ep. 56 · Su-chan's Phrase Explodes, Chi-chan Adds New Word, and Three-Part Chat Program
- Ep. 57 · Chi-chan's medical bravery and festival adventures with yokai pacifier desires
- Ep. 58 · Quizzes and Roleplay Featuring the Three Daughters in a Transformed Home
- Ep. 59 · Name Changing and Three Sisters Theater featuring Mopsy and the Turtle with 3 Sister's Dreams