The zodiac colors and limited edition colors are included randomly.
Customers cannot specify colors or other preferences.
(The color of the lure and tackle case cannot be selected.)
Good fortune will be delivered along with the limited edition items.

The most widely accepted theory about the origin of the "fukubukuro" (lucky bag) is that it is modeled after the bag carried by Daikokuten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Daikokuten is the god of prosperity and commerce, and his bag is said to contain good fortune and happiness, which he shares with others. The fukubukuro tradition symbolizes the distribution of luck and joy, with the bag representing a vessel for these blessings.
Over time, the tradition grew and became a popular New Years custom in Japan, with various businesses offering exclusive or themed "fukubukuro" as a way to bring good luck and excitement for the year ahead.