Feb 26 – Mar 24, 2026
Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property: Former Mikami Family Residence
Miyazu, KyotoKansai
Hina dolls in a nationally designated merchant house
The Former Mikami Family Residence Hina Doll Display is an elegant exhibition at this nationally designated Important Cultural Property in Miyazu, Kyoto. Prestigious Showa-era palace-style hina decorations are displayed in the inner parlor of the Mikami family mansion, built by wealthy merchants who made their fortune in Edo-period coastal shipping. Located in the castle town of Miyazu near Amanohashidate, visitors can appreciate hina dolls in the dignified atmosphere of this historic merchant house. The property also features sake brewing storehouses and tea rooms, offering a comprehensive experience of Miyazu's history and culture.
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