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The arrival of spring on March 3rd, the Girls' Festival How should I prepare it?

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Hinamatsuri | Hina dolls for the Girls' Festival | Helpful troubleshooting information

Hinamatsuri, or Girls' Day, on March 3rd, heralds the arrival of spring.

For families with girls, this is one of the most anticipated events.
The Hina dolls had been kept in the closet for a year, waiting impatiently for the right time to come.

This is an annual event, so we'll provide you with all the details you might forget.

When should you display the Hina dolls?
How to decorate the Hina dolls?
Customs, meanings, and roles
Dates to put away and points to note when tidying up

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What to consider when choosing, where to buy, and who will buy it?
When is the best time to buy/prepare a Hina doll?
Where and how can I purchase it?
Reference information for choosing Hina dolls, such as size and dimensions

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