Iroha-chan in a good mood riding on her father's shoulders | First Doll's Festival
The little hands reaching out to the dolls are very cute and show great interest.
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First Doll's Festival: Customer Reviews
Cherry blossom pattern on the doll stand: Because the pattern is beautiful: Amane-chan from Kofu City | First Doll Festival
I love the beautiful face of this doll and its gentle expression. The embroidery on the kimono is gorgeous and brightens up the room.
Because I have a cat, I display the dolls in a display case: Yuzuka-chan from Funabashi City | First Doll's Festival
Because I have a cat, I display the dolls in a display case: Yuzuhana-chan from Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture: Dolls and Hinamatsuri Because I have a cat, I display the...
I only realized this after I became a parent: Tsubaki-chan from Funabashi City | First Doll's Festival
The importance of Hina dolls and the Doll's Festival. It was a memorable first Doll's Festival!
Request a catalogue online: Shiho-chan from Hadano City | First Doll's Festival
I didn't know which Hina doll to get, so I searched for Hina dolls on the internet and found Hinasei. I thought a cute Hina doll would be nice...
Beautiful display of Hina dolls and elaborate Hinamatsuri decorations: Grandson of Mr. Saito from Sapporo | First Hinamatsuri
The photo shows the beautiful and elaborate Hinamatsuri decorations, such as rape blossoms in a vase and plum blossoms on the wall, and the deep love shown for children.
I had a scary image of it...: Mei-chan from Saitama City | First Doll's Festival
It's a very adorable photo of Mei holding Hina Arare and plum blossoms preciously in her cute little hands.
Three sisters to treasure: Reika-chan and her sister from Tokyo | First Doll's Festival
My eldest daughter, who was 0 years old, is now 5 years old, and now my second daughter, who is 4 years old, and I enjoy decorating and putting away...
A sparkling smile: Hideka-chan from Higashiosaka City | First Doll's Festival
I bought this for my eldest daughter's first Hinamatsuri! The colors are gorgeous and the doll's face is so pretty that I can't help but stare at it in awe....
My daughter was surprised when she saw the dolls: Miyata-san from Chita-gun | First Doll Festival
It's Hinamatsuri for my 1 year old. My grandmother gave it to me as a present in January. When my daughter saw the doll, she said "Wow" with a surprised...
Hina dolls decorated with wishes: Yume-chan from Haibara County | First Doll Festival
Yumoe-chan's first Doll's Festival! We wish her good health and happiness, and that this smile will last a lifetime!!
Best shots of Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri: Hosono-san from Chofu, Tokyo | First Hinamatsuri
Children show so many different expressions in just a single moment. I found the expression of a child crying because he wanted to be held very adorable and heartwarming.
I was attracted by the soft colors: Seri-chan from Matsudo City | First Doll's Festival
While I was putting out the dolls, my daughter was very interested and quietly watched them closely. When I let her sit in front of the dolls, she looked happy,...
We decorated it divinely: Yua-chan from Chigasaki City | First Doll's Festival
My first grandchild, Yua, has safely celebrated her first Hinamatsuri, and I am watching her grow day by day. I was fortunate to be able to welcome a wonderful Hina...
Gorgeous and cute, very satisfying♪: Kannagi-chan from Ube City | First Doll's Festival
Gorgeous and cute, very satisfying♪: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri festival: Kannagi-chan from Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture Gorgeous and cute, very satisfying♪: Hina dolls and the first Hinamatsuri festival:...
I look at it every day with my daughter and am entranced: Rio-chan from Chichibu City | First Doll's Festival
I really like the gentle face and cute pink atmosphere. I am very happy to have been able to give my daughter such a beautiful doll. I will treasure it...
"Grow up to be a kind person" present: Haruka from Kyoto City | First Doll's Festival
I happened to come across a flyer and learned about the careful work they do, so I decided to buy it. I was right. My eldest daughter's family was also...
Family warmth: Morioka-sama from Kanazawa City | First Doll Festival
A heartwarming story 😄: A beautiful red kimono was presented to my daughter. It was originally a kimono worn by her grandmother, but was remade to fit her size. I...
The unveiling of the Hina dolls!: Shiba-chan from Chiba City | First Doll Festival
The unveiling of the Hina dolls!: Hinamatsuri (Girls' Festival) - First Doll Festival: Shiba-chan from Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture The unveiling of the Hina dolls!: Hinamatsuri (Girls' Festival) - First...
Grandpa holds her in front of the Hina dolls: Rainbow from Fujieda City | First Hinamatsuri
Holding by grandfather in front of Hina dolls: First Doll Festival: Niji-chan from Fujieda City, Shizuoka Prefecture Holding by grandfather in front of Hina dolls: First Doll Festival: Niji-chan from...
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How to find your family’s first seasonal celebration
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She grows every year on Hinamatsuri.
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