An exhibition titled 'The World of Hina Dolls' held in Tokushima City. Hina dolls from various eras and styles are displayed, tracing the historical evolution from Edo-period Kyoho-bina and Kokin-bina, through Meiji-Taisho era palace decorations, to Showa-period tiered displays. Tokushima is a city of culture known for indigo dyeing and Awa Odori dancing, and the exhibition also features distinctive regional hina decoration styles. This educational exhibition allows visitors to learn about the changes in Japan's seasonal customs and aesthetic sensibilities through hina dolls.
Exhibition exploring hina dolls across eras
Access
By bus or on foot from JR Tokushima Station on the Kotoku Line. About 15 minutes by car from Tokushima IC on the Tokushima Expressway
