Kintarō; Golden Boy
A famous Japanese folklore hero, the childhood name of Sakata no Kintoki. Typically depicted as a strong boy with a bob haircut, carrying an axe, and wearing a red diamond-shaped apron. Often associated with bravery and defeating demons.
Kintarō is a strong boy who appears in Japanese folktales.
Kintarō dolls are sometimes displayed as Boys' Day decorations.
Kintarō doll
A doll or figurine of the folklore hero Kintarō, often displayed for Boys' Day (Tango no Sekku) as a symbol of strength and health.
The grandparents bought a Kintarō doll for their grandchild.
diamond-shaped apron
A bib or apron shaped like the one worn by Kintarō, typically a red diamond-shaped cloth tied around the waist. Used as a visual motif or in traditional children's clothing.
We put a diamond-shaped apron on the baby and took a picture.