A mother and daughter's lifelong treasure: Masou-chan from Adachi Ward, Tokyo: Her experiences and memories of her first Hina doll and Hinamatsuri festival

A mother and daughter's lifelong treasure: Masou-chan from Adachi Ward, Tokyo: Her experiences and memories of her first Hina doll and Hinamatsuri festival

This is a Hina doll that my grandparents chose at an exhibition in Tokyo.

When I first saw it, I thought the color of the kimono was old-fashioned, subdued and unusual.
At first glance, I was captivated by the kindness of his features.

I also really like how they chose a cherry blossom folding screen to match my daughter's name.
I think that no matter how old I get, I will remember my grandparents' faces every time I decorate them.
My heart is filled with joy right now.

Thank you, Grandpa and Grandma, for the wonderful gifts.
It will be a treasured memory for both mother and daughter.


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A mother and daughter's lifelong treasure: Masou-chan from Adachi Ward, Tokyo: Her experiences and memories of her first Hina doll and Hinamatsuri festival

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity!

I'm Kurebayashi, a staff member at Hinasei.
Thank you for accepting my wishes that you will grow up healthily surrounded by thousands of cherry blossoms.

The dolls, filled with lots of love from their grandparents,
It touched our hearts, knowing that she must be sending love not only to her granddaughter, Mayou, but also to her mother herself.

Thank you for your wonderful letter.
We are happy to be able to deliver this doll to you, a doll that allows you to reaffirm your love every time you display it, and that allows you to celebrate Mayou's festival every year with it.

Thank you very much for this opportunity.