The first doll that caught my eye: Akaneko from Yaizu City | First Doll Festival
My wife's father liked the doll that first caught his eye when he entered the room, and decided on it. I was shown a photo, and I remember being impressed...
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First Doll's Festival: Customer Reviews
While browsing the web, I discovered this!: Suzuna-chan from Shunan City | First Doll Festival
I was looking for a doll for my daughter's first festival when I found Hinasei's doll on the internet and fell in love at first sight (^^)v I wonder if...
Celebrating your first annual celebration with a stylish doll: Yoshida Town's Nikatu-chan | Hinamatsuri
I personally like the brown wood grain color, and since I built a house last year, I was looking for a stylish Hina doll that would match it. I was...
Cute Hina dolls: An'nei-chan from Kakegawa City | First Doll Festival
They played with the hanging dolls every day with a smile on their faces (*^-^*) Thank you very much. I'm looking forward to putting them out again next year.
A doll whose overall atmosphere I like: Kaede Yuka from Moriya City | First Doll Festival
After seeing Hinasei's Hina dolls on the website, I went to the store and purchased one. It was very sturdy and looked gorgeous when displayed in the room, and my...
The joy of seeing the Hina dolls: Tsumugi-chan from Shimada City | First Hinamatsuri
Looking at the Hina dolls of two generations, mother and daughter, lined up, I was reminded of the joy I felt when I looked at the Hina dolls as a...
A beautiful and touching Hina doll: Mr. Nakamura from Yokohama | First Hinamatsuri
I also purchased a May doll from Hinasei when my son was two years old, and I was thinking of buying a Hina doll from Hinasei for my daughter as...
A delicately crafted Hina doll: Rinka-chan from Tachikawa City | First Doll Festival
The dolls' faces were beautiful, the costumes were lovely, and each prop was carefully made. The wood had a nostalgic feel to it, which was nice. Everything was so delicately...
A beautiful doll that captivated my heart: Satsuki-chan from Yoshida-cho, Haibara-gun | First Doll Festival
The shopkeeper recommended this doll to me, and I was fascinated by its beauty. After returning home and looking at the pamphlet and the internet over and over again, and...
The face of the Hina doll is beautiful: Mikado from Toyoake City | First Doll Festival
Among the many different types of Hina dolls available, I really like Hinasei's dolls because they have beautiful faces and are all made in Japan.
Something better for my daughter: Wako-chan from Tsurugashima City | First Doll Festival
I wanted to make something better for my daughter, so I searched the internet extensively. I was touched by the enthusiastic writings of the craftsmen, and decided to buy it.
A Hina doll chosen in a kimono: Reika-chan from Saitama Prefecture | First Doll Festival
Not only the faces of the dolls, but all the kimonos were very beautiful, so I was able to choose the kimono. Also, hanging dolls are rare in the Kanto...
Big brother also delighted with this doll: Akane-chan from Yaizu City | First Doll's Festival
I really liked the construction of the doll itself, as well as the wooden base and the beautiful folding screen. The older brother was delighted with the beautiful doll, but...
A fun Hinamatsuri with dolls: Yui-chan from Fujieda City | First Hinamatsuri
It was a fun Hinamatsuri. I'm glad I bought it. I'm going to treasure this doll together with my child.
A sparkling Hina doll: Kaede-chan from Hirakata City | First Hinamatsuri
The sample was what made me decide to give my daughter a lovely Hina doll as a gift from my parents: When I actually took the Hina doll out of...
Very satisfied with the real thing: Saki-chan from Nagasaki City | First Doll Festival
Since it was a big purchase, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to see the actual product, but when I saw it I was very pleased. She had...
Looking forward to watching her grow up with her Hina dolls: Michiru-chan from Nagoya City | First Doll Festival
He was able to leave the hospital safely, and now he has a loud voice and I am looking forward to watching him grow day by day. We also have...
Selected based on the beauty of the doll's facial expression: Rei-chan from Kato-gun, Hokkaido | First Doll's Festival
I was thinking of buying it at a nearby department store, but I chose your product because it had a name similar to my child's and the doll's facial expression...
See the dolls in person and make an instant decision!: Nana-chan from Kimitsu City | First Doll Festival
My daughter seemed to know that the Hina dolls were hers, and she would look at them every morning and smile with joy. I was attracted by the colors and...
A wonderful first festival: Mr. Norimoto and his family from Tsuyama City | Hinamatsuri
We were able to celebrate a wonderful first Doll's Festival surrounded by the Hina dolls with their kind faces.
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How to find your family’s first seasonal celebration
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