Feb 4 – Apr 6, 2026
Ando Family Residence (Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property)
Minami-Alps, YamanashiChubu
Hina dolls in a nationally designated historic residence
A hinamatsuri at the nationally designated Important Cultural Property Ando Family Residence in Minami-Alps, Yamanashi. Built during the mid-Edo period as a village headman's residence, this impressive thatched-roof folk house provides the setting for hina doll displays. Set amid the natural beauty of the Southern Alps mountain range, visitors can appreciate hina dolls handed down through generations within the dignified historic residence. The building itself holds significant architectural value, allowing visitors to simultaneously enjoy traditional folk architecture and hinamatsuri culture.
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