HANA DENSHA - T-SHIRT - WHITE

T-SHIRT: Hana Densha – A Tribute to Shōwa-Era Japan

A festive and symbolic image: a graphic detail taken from a 1928 Japanese poster, created to celebrate the Great Enthronement Ceremony (御即位大禮, Go-sokui Tairei) of Emperor Hirohito.
The red and yellow lanterns, stylized yet vibrant, suggest the presence of a Hana Densha — a "flower tram" decorated for night parades — commonly used during major public festivities. This image blends urban folklore with imperial celebration, capturing the ceremonial energy of early modern Japan.

Lanterns, trams and a nation in celebration

Printed during the early Shōwa period, the original artwork commemorates a pivotal event: the formal enthronement of Emperor Hirohito in October 1928 (昭和季年拾壱月).
The Hana Densha, adorned with lanterns and festive motifs, represents the intersection of tradition and modernity — a city tram transformed into a symbol of national unity. The minimalist yet evocative design offers a rare glimpse into the visual language of imperial-era celebrations in Japan.

T-Shirt Quality

100% cotton, 180 g/m², double-stitched neckline for durability.
Soft, breathable fabric with long-lasting quality print.
Recommended wash at 30 °C to preserve shape and colors.

Washing Instructions

Wash inside out by machine or by hand at 30 °C.
Hang dry from under the sleeves and air-dry, avoiding tumble drying.
Iron carefully, avoiding direct contact with the print to maintain its integrity.

Regular fit. Choose your usual size.