Laughing Gate Raifuku” reads “Shomon Raifuku,” which means “Happiness naturally comes to a family that is constantly laughing. Since “laugh” also includes the meaning of “to have a good time,” it is generally used with the nuance of “happiness will come if you have a good time.
The hiragana written below has the same meaning and is read in hiragana: “Warau kado ni wa fuku kitaru”.
Because of this nuance, it is sometimes given as a New Year’s greeting card.
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