See the Kanto Exhibition page: Mao-chan from Sagamihara City: Hina Dolls and Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) Letter

See the Kanto Exhibition page: Mao-chan from Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture: Hina Dolls and Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) Letter

Thirty years ago, my grandmother, who lives in Fujieda, bought me a beautiful Hina doll from Hinasei.

I remember my mother decorating the Japanese-style room every year and having fun taking photos in front of the dolls.

When my daughter was born and I was considering buying a Hina doll, I happened to come across the Kanto exhibition page on Hinasei's website.

When I saw Hinasei's Hina dolls at the exhibition, I felt nostalgic, thinking, ``Ah, this is the face that Hina dolls have.''

After that, I looked at Hina dolls in other stores, but none of them felt right, and I couldn't forget Hinasei's Hina dolls.

The Hina dolls that arrived were very beautiful and adorable, and I really like them.

It fits nicely on the shelves of our Western-style furniture without looking out of place.

I'm really glad I chose Hinasei's Hina dolls.

Thank you so much for making such a beautiful doll for my daughter.


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See the Kanto Exhibition page: Mao-chan from Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture: Hina Dolls and Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) Letter

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity!

I'm Tsujii, a staff member at Hina Dolls.

Thank you for the adorable photos.

We are very happy that two generations of mother and daughter have displayed our Hina dolls. Thank you very much.

Although traditional Japanese houses are built in a purely Japanese style, we often receive compliments that they also suit Western-style homes. This is probably because traditional items can be displayed anywhere, whether Japanese or Western.

Just as her mother treasures the memories and photos of the Hina dolls, Mao will surely grow up cherishing her memories of Hinamatsuri in her heart.

Thank you very much for this opportunity.