Apr 18 – May 17, 2026Est. from last year
Toyohashi Futagawa-juku Honjin Museum
Futagawa-cho, Toyohashi, AichiChubu
Historic warrior doll collection displayed in an Edo-period honjin building
The Futagawa-juku Honjin Museum in Toyohashi preserves an original honjin (official inn) from the Tokaido road's 53 stations. The annual May doll exhibition showcases warrior dolls, armor helmets, ukiyo-e prints, and clay dolls related to Tango no Sekku from the Edo through Showa periods. Locally crafted hanging ornaments and paper art are also displayed.
*The dates shown are estimates based on the previous year.
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