Every year, I struggle to decide what gift to give my actual father—not the “papa” referred to here—for his birthday.
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I’ve only ever given him the safe choice of a tie, and he’s probably getting tired of them by now.
Could you give me some advice on something fathers would be happy to receive from their daughters?
I thought I might get better advice here than on Yahoo! Chiebukuro, so I decided to ask this question here.
I’m Makino, a Tokyo staff member, and I’d like to answer as well.
You’re such a thoughtful daughter to your father!!
I’m sure he’d be happy just to receive a birthday present from you every year! A tie sounds like a great idea—it’s something he can use every day.
Underwear or socks could be nice too.
I think he’d be happy with anything you give him.(^^♪)
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Universe Tokyo’s Mamiya here.
Just the other day, I gave my father a bottle of Frank Muller × Mori Izo collaboration sake as a gift. But he didn’t seem all that happy—maybe he doesn’t realize its value—and apparently he’s quit drinking because he has a health checkup coming up, so he still hasn’t had any. . .
In hindsight, I probably should have gone with something practical, like socks.
I think the best way to show appreciation to your parents is to go see them, so why not use the GOTO campaign to enjoy a nice meal together?
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
Thanks for your question.
I think a tie would make a great birthday gift for your biological father. If you gave him a tie from your favorite brand—something around ¥20,000—every year, I feel like he’d be happy with it.
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