Cultural · Gift

It's just a small token, but please accept it.

Thank you so much for the lovely gift the other day.

I visited [place], so I brought something back. Please help yourself.

Please take good care of yourself. I hope you feel better soon.

Congratulations on your marriage. Wishing you a lifetime of happiness.

It's a small thing, but please accept it.

Thank you for your continued support. Please accept this small token of our appreciation.

Oh, you really didn't have to. I'll treasure it.

I bought this omamori wishing for your safe travels.

This is a souvenir from my trip. Please try it if you'd like.

Oh, how thoughtful of you — I'm truly touched. Then I'll gratefully accept it.

I prepared some sweets for White Day as a return gift for Valentine's.

For the noshi paper, please choose a mizuhiki (decorative cord) appropriate to the type of celebration.

It's a small token, but please accept it.

Thank you so much for such a lovely gift!

This is just a small token — a thank-you for the other day.

Thank you so much for bringing back a souvenir!

Shall I wrap this in furoshiki?

Something this expensive... I feel terrible accepting this.

Thank you for your thoughtful gesture the other day. This is just a small token of my appreciation.

This is a souvenir from my recent trip. Please share it with everyone if you'd like.

There's no need to open it right now. Please take your time looking at it later.

In Japan, careful wrapping also matters — how something is wrapped reflects the warmth of your feeling.

It's better not to use 'This is just a trifle' for gifts from abroad — it's a specifically Japanese expression of humility.

My goodness, I am truly overwhelmed to receive such a thoughtful gift.

I've brought this as a summer greeting gift. Please enjoy it.

This is a souvenir from my trip. It's just a little something, but please enjoy it if you'd like.