Dandan Long Hina Matsuri

Approximately 1,500 hina dolls donated from across Japan are arranged on a spectacular 13.5-meter wide, 2.2-meter tall, 8-tier display — a truly breathtaking sight. The year 2026 marks the final edition of this beloved event, making it an especially memorable occasion enhanced by colorful hanging decorations (tsurushi-kazari). On weekends, a Hina Marche with food stalls and kitchen cars enlivens the venue, along with a lucky draw offering gift certificates. This farewell celebration represents the culmination of years of community effort in preserving this tradition. Admission is free, making it accessible to everyone.