CATDOLL: Japanese artist draws red envelopes to give to friends and family, "Order a Rabbit" is spoofed

New Year's Day in Japan is as important as the Chinese New Year, so sending red envelopes is an essential activity every year. This year, the famous artist "Maruse Nisanosuke" made his own red envelopes and drew the characters on the banknotes in the form of comics on the bags, so that people can know at a glance how much money is in the red envelopes.

Under the pen of this artist, the female novelist "Higuchi Ichiyo" on the 5,000 yen banknote became a tsundere.

"I put five thousand dollars in it specially, you have to spend it well for me!"

And the medical doctor "Hideyo Noguchi" on the 1,000 yen bill tells you that 1,000 yen is also very important...

“It’s only one thousand dollars, but it is indeed one thousand dollars. Spend it well.”

The educator "Fukuzawa Yukichi" on the 10,000 yen bill, which is everyone's favorite and most familiar, tells you with sharp eyes -

"This is an 'investment' in your future. Make good use of it."

Isn’t it very novel and interesting?

But if you receive a red envelope like the one below, you will be speechless. The following red envelopes are from a pair of parents. It seems that they know their children's recent preferences. They specially drew the cute girls of "Would you like a rabbit today?", which is very creative... However, this naughty couple replaced all the faces with "Higuchi Ichiyo", and the dead fish face expression is quite magical. After receiving this kind of red envelope, I don't know whether to cry or laugh?

In addition to following the trend of "Order a Rabbit", "Star Wars", "Captain Tsubasa", "Doraemon" and the recent movie "Snoopy" have not escaped the hands of this couple, who used the faces of "Hideyo Noguchi" and "Ichiyo Higuchi" instead, so that the children who received the red envelopes can tell at a glance that there is 1,000 yen in it...