"koinobori" meaning in English

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          "text": "At this time, families with boys hang koinobori from flagpoles in their yard. Koinobori is a fish-shaped banner. Each male in the family is represented by a koinobori on the flagpole.",
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          "text": "Along with the raising of koinobori, children indulge in kashiwa-mochi sticky rice cakes wrapped in oak leaves.",
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          "sense": "carp-shaped streamer",
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