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Fukuyose Hina Project
32 venues across Nagoya, Aichi
Donated dolls posed in humorous modern scenes. 2026 theme: 'Showa 100 Years Time Travel.' 32 venues including Nagoya Castle.
Seto Ohina Meguri
Seto, Aichi
Seto's ceramic heritage on display with 800 ceramic and glass hina dolls, a 4m pyramid, and 44 shops to explore.
Futagawa-juku Honjin Hinamatsuri
Toyohashi, Aichi
About 2,500 dolls in a historic Edo-period post-station inn. Dress-up photo ops and gagaku court music concerts.
Tocho Yashiki Hinamatsuri
Tochigi, Tochigi
A hinamatsuri at the historic Tocho Yashiki residence in Tochigi City. Hina dolls complement the charm of the warehouse district.
Kubote Museum Hinamatsuri
Buzen, Fukuoka
A hinamatsuri at Kubote Museum in Buzen, Fukuoka, displaying hina dolls in a place steeped in mountain worship history.
The World of Hina Dolls
Tokushima, Tokushima
A hina doll exhibition in Tokushima City showcasing the world of hina dolls through various eras and styles.
Classic Hina Doll Exhibition
Echizen, Fukui
An exhibition of classic hina dolls in Echizen, Fukui, featuring charming traditional dolls from bygone eras.
Kakunodate Hina Doll Exhibition
Semboku, Akita
A hina doll exhibition in Kakunodate, Semboku, known as the 'Little Kyoto of Michinoku,' featuring elegant displays in samurai districts.
Tahara Atsumi Local Museum Hinamatsuri Exhibition
Tahara, Aichi
A hinamatsuri exhibition at the Atsumi Local Museum in Tahara, Aichi, showcasing hina dolls passed down through the region.
Keio Plaza Hotel Hinamatsuri
Shinjuku, Tokyo
About 5,000 genuine silk hanging decorations in the lobby. 2026 features a special folding screen theme. Free to view.
Makabe Hina Matsuri
Makabe, Sakuragawa, Ibaraki
Over 100 homes display hina dolls in Makabe, a town with historic Edo-period streets. 70,000+ visitors.
Mooka Romantic Hina Kazari
Mooka, Tochigi
A towering 6m tall, 26-tier pyramid display in the historic Kubo Lecture Hall. One of Kanto's tallest. Free admission.
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum Big Hina Matsuri
Hachioji, Tokyo
A large-scale 'Big Hinamatsuri' featuring donated dolls given new life in a museum setting.
Shimabara Roman Hina Megurin
Shimabara, Nagasaki
Dolls throughout the castle town: Shimabara Castle, samurai residences, and shopping streets. Free admission.
Hitoyoshi Kuma Hinamatsuri
Hitoyoshi-Kuma area, Kumamoto
Spanning 10 municipalities in the Hitoyoshi-Kuma region with 700 years of Sagara clan history. Opens at a National Treasure shrine.