亮点

  • Tiered displays of Emperor, Empress and Heian-court dolls
  • Seasonal foods: chirashizushi, hishi-mochi, hina-arare
  • Peach blossoms, the 'Momo no Sekku'

由来与背景

Hina Matsuri traces to a Heian custom of transferring impurities to dolls floated down rivers; displaying ornate dolls became established in the Edo period.

Good to know for visitors

Getting there
Celebrated nationwide; major public doll displays at department stores, shrines and tourist towns.　Open directions in Google Maps ↗
Booking & entry
Free to attend — details on the official page (button above).
Language
Mostly in Japanese — a translation app on your phone helps.
Good for
culture seekers, families

温馨提示

Tradition says to put dolls away soon after March 3; many regions hold big public displays in late February.

交通

Homes, shrines and public displays nationwide — Nationwide, Japan

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