"I want her to say, 'That's my daughter!'" 3 Non-Cliché Mother's Day Gifts Chosen by Women in Their 20s

As Mother's Day approaches, many daughters in their 20s struggle with the question, "What should I give this year?" In fact, social media is filled with concerns about gift selection, such as "I can't think of anything to give" and "I end up giving the same thing every year."

Oimoya Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Representative Director: Yuka Sekiya) is focusing on the "cliché" aspect of Mother's Day and introduces 3 non-cliché Mother's Day gifts that are easy for women in their 20s to choose and will make their mothers smile and say, "That's my daughter!"


Oimoya is offering an early bird discount on Mother's Day gifts until April 26th (Sunday)! For those who want to move beyond "Maybe it's the same again..." This year, there are over 100 new items! Choose gifts that are selected for their "specialness and novelty." Please consider them now while they are affordably priced with the early bird discount.



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Mother's Day Gift Dilemma: "Cliché"
Carnations are a classic Mother's Day gift. However, on social media, there are increasing voices like, "I'm worried she'll think, 'Again?'" "I want to give something different this year, but I don't know what to give," and "Just flowers isn't enough, but I'm afraid to deviate."


Especially since Mother's Day is an annual event, the discomfort with "cliché" gifts, such as "the same as last year" or "too safe," is becoming more apparent.


We Asked Female Staff in Their 20s About Their Real Feelings on Choosing Mother's Day Gifts
At Oimoya Co., Ltd., we asked our female staff in their 20s about choosing Mother's Day gifts, and received many responses such as:
"I want to give a gift that shows I've put thought into it every year, and that caters to the recipient's preferences and specific tastes."
"I want to give something fresh and surprising that makes them say, 'Wow, they have this kind of thing!'"

These responses indicate a trend towards valuing "special gifts that convey feelings and thoughts" rather than just mere presents.


Furthermore, when asked about the "points they emphasize when choosing," they mentioned "...