
March 3rd is girl's day in Japan.
We call it "Hinamatsuri" or "Momo no sekku".
It is an event to celebrate in hope of growth of girl in healthy.
On that day families who have girl set dolls called "hina ningyo" in their house.
Those dolls are in court dress of the heian era.
In the photo above, Emperor and Empress are on the top platform.
Three attendant ladies are on the second platform.

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Showing posts with label hina matsuri. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Hina Ningyo
Labels:
culture,
doll,
festival,
girl's day,
hina matsuri
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Hina gashi in a supermarket


Hina gashi means sweets for girl's day( March 3 ).
You can see those sweets which has three colour, pink , white, and green in the photo above.
Pink indicate peach blossom.
White indicate snow.
And green indicate fresh leaf.
I took this photo in a supermarket.
Labels:
fast food,
girl's day,
hina matsuri,
sweet
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