" hinamatsuri " Japanese culture and traditions for children

When a girl is born in Japan, the family displays the hina dolls to express their wishes for her to grow up gentle, beautiful, and healthy. Every year, hina dolls are displayed as an important event that deepens family ties.
The history of hina dolls dates back over a thousand years.
Each doll represents a different role, and parents may teach their children about society that cannot be taught in school, to have a heart to cherish objects, and to hold gentle feelings for others.

[@mastersadvocate]

Thank you for explaining the Hina dolls on the Hina Dan! I have enjoyed looking at the beautiful dolls, and learning about them. Domo arigato gozaimasu!! ~Janet in Canada

[@Candy-ft3un]

Yesterday, I put out " Hina Doll " quickly. Because I wasn't at my home last year, I couldn't put out them . I have been a long time since the last time to met Hina Dolls, so I was relieved.

[@PETERLINNAH]

Nicely presented. Amazingly detailed works of art.

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OMG Her name! Ananda was the primary attendant of the Buddha and one of his ten principal disciples. Among the Buddha's many disciples, Ānanda stood out for having the best memory.

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Go Colombia, Go Japan!

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ひな祭りて楽しいね。

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I'm in Japanese class rn

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Хочу в Японию ))только не в города а в глубинку.эх...

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She didn't explain the Tansu

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