Collection: Pochibukuro Small Money Envelope (Japanese Gift Envelope)

Small Envelopes for Thoughtful Giving

Pochi-bukuro are small Japanese envelopes traditionally used for giving modest amounts of money, most famously for New Year’s gifts such as otoshidama.
The word “pochi” carries the nuance of “just a little,” reflecting the spirit of offering something small but heartfelt.

Beyond monetary gifts, pochi-bukuro are also perfect for presenting small items, gratuities, or adding a short handwritten message to a present.
Unlike formal ceremonial envelopes, they allow you to express gratitude or kindness in a casual and warm manner.
Not limited to New Year’s occasions, pochi-bukuro can be used throughout the year whenever you want to convey a modest yet thoughtful gesture.