Three sisters: Enchan from Yaizu City: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri
My second daughter Kagura-chan's first festival ↓
Three sisters: Enchan from Yaizu, Shizuoka Prefecture: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri
Thank you for the Hina dolls for my third daughter the other day!
I have quickly attached a photo.
I have quickly attached a photo.
All three sisters were looked after by Hinasei and had a very lively time!
Everyone who sees them compliments them, saying, "What a lovely Hina doll!" so the parents are happier than the children.
My third daughter's name is "Yukari" (connection), and as her name suggests, I will cherish and display it every year, grateful for the wonderful bond I have with Hinasei.
Also, my second daughter was featured in the newspaper, and we, as well as our grandparents, were so happy that they went around bragging about it to everyone (laughs).
Thank you again! I look forward to hearing from you again if there is anything else I can do.
Thank you again! I look forward to hearing from you again if there is anything else I can do.
The threat of coronavirus looms large and anxiety grows every day, but I ask that Chairman and all employees take care of their health.
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Three sisters: Enchan from Yaizu, Shizuoka Prefecture: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri
Thank you for this wonderful opportunity!
I'm Kurebayashi, a staff member at Hina Dolls.
This photo shows the three sisters beaming with smiles.
I think this is the first Children's Day in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, but everyone is shining so brightly that it makes all that dispel the feeling.
It's heartwarming to see three Hina dolls on display.
I can't help but hope that your children will go through life shining brightly and shining brightly.
We cherish the connection we have been given and will continue to create wonderful Hina dolls that will bring joy to everyone.
Thank you very much for this opportunity.
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