The pattern for the fifth piece is "Yabane". Each of the Japanese patterns has its meaning.

The name "Yabane(arrow feathers)" is based on the motif of "Hamaya (破魔矢) ". Hamaya is arrows for celebrating good luck given at New Year's when people pay a visit to a shrine for the first time, which literally means "Arrow(矢) to Break(破) the Demon(魔) " of misfortune and other disasters. It is a good luck charm that expresses the wish to break the evil that befalls you and to live happily.

Also, once the arrow is released, it does not return. It also means seizing an opportunity, but this is a one-time bet. Please take a look at her trajectory, as she put everything she had into her one and only performance.

5作品目の柄は「矢羽根」。 和柄には、ひとつひとつ意味が込められています。

矢羽根は破魔矢(お正月に初詣などの際に授与される「縁起を祝うための矢」)がモチーフになっています。 読んで字のごとく、「災いなどの“魔”を“破る”」と書いて、「自分の身にかかる災いである魔を破り、幸せに暮らせますように」という願いを込めた縁起物です。

また、矢は一度放てば出戻りません。 好機を射止める、という意味もありますが、これは一度きりの賭け。 たった一回の本番にすべてを懸けた、彼女の軌跡をご覧ください。