Paper Holder Featuring Collaboration with Anamizu Town, Ishikawa Prefecture's Sea Folk Tale Animation 'Ebisu Gassen' Now Available!

The 'Sea Folk Tales Town Project,' promoted by the Japan Folk Tales Association, will launch an original 'paper holder' designed with the world view of the sea folk tale 'Ebisu Gassen,' passed down in Anamizu Town, Ishikawa Prefecture. This release commemorates the completion of the 'Ebisu Gassen' animation. The product will go on sale from Saturday, April 11, 2026, at 'Michi-no-eki Anamizu,' located next to Anamizu Station. It features designs of characters and symbolic scenes from the work, making it easy for daily use. Made from marine-friendly paper, this item allows you to feel the warmth of paper and reflect on Anamizu Town's rich sea and history. Through this project, we hope that more people will visit Anamizu Town and become familiar with the folk tale 'Ebisu Gassen.' This project is implemented as part of The Nippon Foundation's 'Ocean and Japan Project,' which connects people through the sea to pass on a rich and beautiful ocean to the next generation. ・Product Name: Sea Folk Tale 'Ebisu Gassen' Collaboration Paper Holder ・Product Contents: Paper holder set of 3 ・Sales Start Date: Scheduled for Saturday, April 11, 2026 ・Sales Price: 500 yen (excluding tax) ・Sales Location: Michi-no-eki Anamizu (41-6 Omachi Chi, Anamizu Town, Hōsu District, Ishikawa Prefecture, adjacent to Anamizu Station) ・Distributor: Ishikawa Printing Co., Ltd. (https://ishikawap.com/) ・Product Features: Original design expressing the world view of Anamizu Town's sea folk tale animation 'Ebisu Gassen.' Made of marine-friendly paper, it is easy for daily use and perfect for home use or as a souvenir. Information about Anamizu Town's sea folk tale animation 'Ebisu Gassen' and Anamizu Town can be found below. https://uminominwa.jp/animation/102/ Videos and images from 'Sea Folk Tale Animation' can be used for children's study groups, town events, planning and packaging of local products, etc. Prior application and approval from the Japan Folk Tales Association are required for use. Check here for details▼ https://uminominwa.jp/kitei/