The feelings put into the Hina dolls were conveyed: Natsume-chan from Minami-ku, Fukuoka City | First Hinamatsuri

The feelings put into the dolls were conveyed: Natsume-chan from Minami-ku, Fukuoka City: Hinamatsuri (Girls' Festival) - First Doll Festival

Thank you very much for the wonderful Hina doll.

To be honest, I have always had a scary image of Hina dolls and have never really liked them, but when I found Hinasei's Hina dolls on the internet, I fell in love with them at first sight.

It was elegant yet cute, and what was most striking was the gentle expression on the dolls' faces.

I put up the Hina dolls that arrived and told my 6-month-old daughter, "This is Natsume's Hina doll," and she smiled and looked at it happily.

I'm sure my daughter would have loved it too.

Although they may not understand the meaning yet, I felt like I was able to understand the feelings that were put into the Hina dolls.

From now on, I would like to celebrate the festival every year with this adorable doll, praying for my daughter's healthy growth and happiness.

Finally, I would like to send you some photos taken during the first celebration.

This is our grandparents and our daughter (Natsume Natsume, 6 months old) with a puzzled look on their face.

The Hina dolls are a little out of order, but...
I hope I can take a picture of my grown-up daughter smiling next year.

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Comments of gratitude from President Takeaki Aoki

Thank you for posting the photo of your happy first Hinamatsuri celebration, holding hands with your grandpa.

When I told her, "This is Natsume's Hina doll," she laughed.
It shows how happy your mother is.

Please continue to record the many events of Hinamatsuri.


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