1. Workshop Details:

The newsletter introduces a free Wish-Making Workshop organized by MIKI HOUSE. The workshop revolves around celebrating Japan's traditional Tanabata Festival. Participants will have the opportunity to write their wishes on colorful paper strips called tanzaku, hang them on bamboo, and take a Polaroid picture home. The event will take place on two different days at two store locations in New York: on July 5th at Miki HOUSE Tangram Store and on July 6th at Miki HOUSE The Plaza Store.

Tanabata is a festival with roots in an old Chinese legend about the Princess Orihime and the Cowherd Hikoboshi. The festival symbolizes the one day a year these lovers can meet across the Milky Way. The tradition of writing wishes on tanzaku and hanging them on bamboo dates back to Japan's Edo period.

2. Products:

The newsletter mentions two upcoming events at MIKI HOUSE stores but does not provide specific details about products. However, it hints at the availability of items related to babies, shoes, and gifts, as well as introducing a product called "MIKI HOUSE HOT BISCUITS DOUBLE B SHOES." The focus of the newsletter appears to be more on the workshop and the cultural significance of the Tanabata Festival.

3. MIKI HOUSE Store:

The newsletter directs readers to visit the MIKI HOUSE website at mikihouse-usa.com. The store is highlighted as a place for "Happy Shopping" and offers free standard shipping on all purchases, free returns within 14 days, and rewards club benefits. The store seems to focus on baby and kids' clothing, shoes, and gifts based on the mention of babies' shoes and gifts in the newsletter text. MIKI HOUSE AMERICAS, INC. manages the store and ensures a delightful shopping experience for customers.

In case of any inquiries, customers can contact the store through the provided email address [email protected]. The store emphasizes a seamless shopping experience with a focus on quality products and customer satisfaction.