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Unno-juku Hinamatsuri
Tomi, Nagano
A hinamatsuri at Unno-juku, a historic post town in Tomi, Nagano, with hina dolls adorning Edo-period streetscapes.
Peach Festival: Hina-arare Treats & Origami Play
Seika, Kyoto
A Peach Festival event in Seika, Kyoto, celebrating with hina-arare treats and origami activities.
Children's Hina Tour
Takehara, Hiroshima
A children's hina tour in Takehara, Hiroshima, 'Little Kyoto of Aki.' Families stroll the preserved townscape district.
Hina Tour Traditional Music Concert
Takehara, Hiroshima
A traditional Japanese music concert held alongside the hina tour in Takehara, Hiroshima, pairing traditional music with hinamatsuri.
Senryogatsuji Hina Matsuri
Kyoto, Kyoto
Hidden hina dolls revealed in Nishijin machiya townhouses, with silk merchant storehouses used as exhibition spaces.
Hokyoji Temple Spring Doll Exhibition
Kyoto, Kyoto
Precious imperial hina dolls and Kyoto dolls displayed at this convent temple known as the 'Temple of Dolls.'
Koshigaya-juku Hina Meguri
Koshigaya, Saitama
Hina dolls displayed in old families' homes and shops of Koshigaya-juku, the 3rd post town on the Nikko Kaido, with food trucks.
Kojokaku Hinamatsuri Exhibition
Hachinohe, Aomori
Elegant hina dolls and hanging decorations displayed in the Meiji-era Kojokaku mansion, a nationally registered tangible cultural property.
Kodomo Mirai-kan Hinamatsuri Event
Imizu, Toyama
A hinamatsuri event at the Kodomo Mirai-kan in Taiko-yama Land, featuring fun programs for children.
Kagairo Ohinamatsuri
Chuo-ku, Osaka
A hinamatsuri at Kagairo, a long-established restaurant in central Osaka. Enjoy elegant hina dolls in a refined setting.
Murayama Station Hinamatsuri
Murayama, Yamagata
A hinamatsuri at JR Murayama Station in Murayama, Yamagata, with hina dolls welcoming travelers inside the station.
Awashima Shrine Hina Nagashi
Kada, Wakayama
Considered the origin of nagashi-bina tradition. Dolls from across Japan are placed on 3 white wooden boats and floated to sea.
Ichihime Shrine Hiina Matsuri
Kyoto, Kyoto
A uniquely Kyoto event where people in Heian-era costumes become living hina dolls, with junihitoe dressing demonstrations and aristocratic game experiences.
Sanjusangendo Shuntoe (Peach Festival)
Kyoto, Kyoto
A Buddhist service on the Peach Festival, with the number 3 echoing the temple's name. Free admission with special viewing of 1,001 Kannon statues.
Kinokawa Nagashi-bina
Kinokawa, Wakayama
A traditional ceremony at Kokawa-dera Temple where paper hina dolls are offered and floated down the Kinokawa River for children's health.