From both sets of grandparents: Sara-chan from Fujieda City | First Doll Festival
I took a photo with the Hina dolls that my grandparents bought for me (^ω^) I purchased it after consulting with my grandparents on both sides, and it's a very...
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First Doll's Festival: Customer Reviews
Filled with joy: Suzuna-chan from Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture | First Doll's Festival
I'm so happy to be able to celebrate my first Hinamatsuri by displaying such a cute and lovely doll! From now on, I'd like to display this doll with my...
A present from my parents-in-law: Eiyo-chan from Yokohama | First Doll's Festival
My daughter was born on January 25th. We weren't able to celebrate our child's first Doll Festival this year, and thought we would have to wait until next year, but...
The Emperor is handsome! Kisana-chan from Higashiosaka City | First Doll's Festival
When my grandchild was born and I found out it was a girl, I was so excited that I started looking for a doll every day, asking myself, "What should...
Beautiful shining lanterns: Kanae-chan from Shizuoka City | First Doll's Festival
My daughter was happy with the small size and how it fit her hand perfectly. She looked at it with a smile on her face as she held it in...
Surrounded by great love... Mirei-chan and Mikae-chan from Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture | First Doll's Festival
Although their expressions are different - a bright smile and a warm look - their cuteness is just as great as the beauty of Hina dolls. I sincerely hope that...
The meaning behind Hina dolls: Yui-chan from Fukuyama City | First Doll Festival
When I decorated my home with Hina dolls, the room instantly became brighter and I enjoyed looking at them every day. After my child was born, I was able to...
Two Hina dolls lined up: Kourai-chan from Yaizu City | First Doll Festival
The two dolls lined up are a truly gorgeous way to celebrate the festival. I could feel the kindness in the hands of the family as they touched Kouki-chan, and...
The perfect atmosphere: Mako-chan from Kanoya City | First Doll's Festival
It's a wonderful photo that perfectly matches Mako-chan's bright red outfit with the atmosphere of the Hina dolls and decorations. I'm sure we can see Mako-chan pointing at the Hina...
Show us your pose: Yuna from Hamamatsu City | First Doll's Festival
I was amazed by Yuna's repertoire of poses and the variety of expressions. She looks just like a model. Even her hands trying to touch the dolls were so precious...
Rental of Hina dolls: Azusa-chan from Nagoya City | First Doll Festival
I still can't get a smile on my face even when I point the camera at her, but my daughter sent me a photo of her smiling in front of...
A person who monopolizes love: Hana-chan from Otake City | First Doll Festival
My wife and I got a beautiful doll as a gift from our parents-in-law for the first annual celebration of our children's hinamatsuri. She said she still vividly remembers decorating...
Calling Grandpa and Grandma: Hikari-chan from Kadoma City | First Doll's Festival
I invited my grandparents from Okayama to Osaka to celebrate the first annual celebration. Thank you for your kind attention to the table.
Healed by the Hina dolls and my grandchildren...: Yuuki-chan from Inukami-gun, Shiga Prefecture | First Doll's Festival
I was soothed by the Hina dolls and grandchild I purchased for my grandchild's first annual celebration. I'm also looking forward to seeing my grandchild grow up with the same...
Looking forward to watching my daughter grow up: Yuuna-chan from Kashiwa City | First Doll's Festival
I was able to take lots of photos with the lovely Hina dolls. I look forward to watching my daughter grow up with Hinasei's Hina dolls every year from now...
Good morning and good night: Rino-chan from Gamo-gun, Shiga Prefecture | First Doll's Festival
This was a gift from my grandma and grandpa for my daughter. My daughter said it was cute. Saying good morning and good night to her is a daily routine.
With gratitude: Nao-chan from Nerima Ward | First Doll's Festival
My wife and I had a hard time having children, but our daughter finally came. We were very happy to celebrate our daughter's first festival with a beautiful Hina doll.
I'm enchanted every time I see it. : Tamasa-chan from Kanazawa City | First Doll's Festival
This is a very nice doll that you can feel the careful craftsmanship of the craftsmen. The color scheme and embroidery of the kimono are beautiful, and I am enchanted...
Impressed by the beautiful colors and power: Yurika-chan from Meguro Ward | First Doll's Festival
We put up the Hina dolls and were impressed by their beautiful colors and power! My daughter's first festival became very festive and we had a very enjoyable time. I...
"This is it after all": Masuda-san from Yaizu City | First Doll's Festival
When I went to see my older sister's Hina dolls, I was impressed by the old-style Hina dolls, so I ordered one from Hinasei. Last year, my second daughter was...
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