My husband made "Shirokuma (しろくま)" for our 6-year-old daughter during Golden Week.
Shirokuma (White bear) is character of Sumikkogurashi (すみっコぐらし), which is very popular character merchandise among little girls.
Sumikko means at a corner of a room, and Gurashi means "living".
All characters of Sumikkogurashi like staying in a corner.
It means Japanese people tend to feel more relaxed staying at the corner of somewhere, for instance, a corner seat of a restaurant, a corner seat of a train, and other places like that.
Similar to other girls, our daughter loves Sumikkogurashi, she said during Golden Week;
"I want to have a Shirokuma stuffed toy!"
My husband said:
"But these are expensive. All right, I will make one for you."
"Really? Please don't make a promise which you will not be able to keep."
I told him.
"It's easy for me! I will
definitely do it!"
He said.
"Wow! Thank you dad!"
Our daughter was so excited to hear this.
I wondered if he would keep his promise.
But, he did.
He made it using a towel!
"What an amazing dad! I can't believe!"
I was so suprised and said.
My daughter sew on its hands and feet.
I was surprised at my husband and daughter's incredible work.
Actually, I am not good at sewing.
I am glad that she is handy like her dad.
Thank you(^o^) for reading this article!
