We Took a Family Photo on Christmas Day | A Japanese Family Living in the U.S.

At the end of every year, our family takes a photo wearing kimono. It’s a small family tradition we want to continue, even after moving to the U.S. It has changed not only the pace of our daily life, but also the way I see myself, as a mother, and as someone who shares her life publicly. There are moments when continuing the same tradition feels like emotional support, and moments when, as our environment keeps changing, I find myself wondering, “Is it okay to keep going like this?” This video is a record of our family as we are right now, and an honest reflection of my own feelings as I hold on to what matters to me while trying to move forward. Thank you Kimonokos so much for everything this past year!!! 🧡 UMAMI SAUCE Amazon US: https://a.co/d/e4XcuvZ Store Locator: https://kimonomom.com/store-locator/ Please find the store near you!! 🗺️ 👘 Join the Kimonoko Club Be part of our family journey & community: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLLC4hipTYA1e-Rv-l3IZ_w/join 💌 Subscribe to our Newsletter! https://store.kimonomom.com/ 📣 Special Thanks 🙏 Thank you to our Kimonoko Club Members for your continued love and support! 🙏 And to everyone who’s sent us a Super Thanks—you keep us going 💛 💌 Contact the Kimono Mom Team: [email protected] #JapaneseFamily #LivingInTheUS #FamilyTradition #ChristmasFamilyPhoto #KimonoMom #Motherhood #LifeInAmerica