MOKO X MR. JAPIN Spring Sakura "Yuan"

I found that many of the Chinese New Year decorations in shopping malls this year are very Japanese in style. Moko is no exception. It has specially collaborated with the "Japanese local" illustrator Mr. Japin to interpret the Japanese mascots familiar to Hong Kong people: lucky cats, rice balls, Mount Fuji and Daruma in cute shapes to express Chinese New Year greetings, bringing happiness and fate to everyone, and wishing Hong Kong people endless life and constant laughter in the new year. The Japanese-themed layout of "Spring Sakura Fate" includes the "Happy Fushimi Inari Taisha" with its Thousand Torii gates, the "Gotokuji Maneki Neko" that brings good fortune, the "Pink Rabbit Mount Fuji" that symbolizes good luck, and the "Auspicious Three-Colored Daruma" that can enhance your luck, creating four check-in spots for auspicious New Year connections. In addition to the layout of the atrium, the romantic cherry blossom path on the first-floor corridor is also equipped with 3-meter-high cherry blossom trees and decorated with cute "origin objects", including treasure hammers, red cattle, Zhangzi dogs, and Kagoshima mandarin oranges, sending multiple blessings to visitors and allowing visitors to easily take Japanese-style check-in photos. #HongKongGoodDestination #FamilyGoodDestination #NewYearGoodDestination