A chance to connect families: Hina dolls and the first Doll's Festival: Ikaku-chan from Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture

Recently, my daughter was born and my parents gave me a Hinamatsuri doll as a gift.
When I took her out of the box, her face was so gentle and pretty, and her kimono was so beautiful, just like I saw in the catalog.

I was very surprised at how much more beautiful it was in real life.

I also really liked the wooden box, which is just the right size for storage, easy to store, and stylish.

I wanted to show off my Hina dolls to my parents for my daughter's first Hinamatsuri...

Our parents live far apart, but we wanted to show off our Hinamatsuri dolls, so we decided to invite my parents over to celebrate my daughter's first Doll's Festival.

Thanks to you, my daughter's first festival was a fun and wonderful memory!!

Also, thanks to this project, I'm going to take pictures together with everyone, which I usually find quite embarrassing!!
I can't say that it was a great experience, but it was a good opportunity to create some memories.

It was also a good opportunity to make memories.

I am filled with gratitude for the Hinamatsuri dolls.
Thank you so much for making this.

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A chance to connect families: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri festival: Ikaku-chan from Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity!

My name is Tsujii, and I am a staff member at Hinasei Dolls in Fujieda City, Shizuoka Prefecture.

Thank you for your kind words and for helping to connect families together!
Thank you so much for sharing your happiness with us and for taking this photo of all your lovely smiles.
I think it will be a memorable photo for all of you.

May your smiles last forever.
And I truly hope that the number of photos of the festivals that increases with each Hinamatsuri will become an irreplaceable record of your child's growth.

I hope you grow up healthy and big!

Thank you very much for this opportunity.

Here is the doll you purchased

A chance to connect families: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri festival: Ikaku-chan from Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture