Hina Matsuri 🎎 Japan’s Girls’ Day 🇯🇵 If you find yourself in Japan around this time of year (mid Feb-March) you might wonder what these displays of Hina dolls dressed in Heian period clothing are all about 🎎 well today March 3rd is a day for families to celebrate their daughters 🥹 And this sacred forest shrine overlooking the sea has one of the largest & most impressive displays in Japan with 118 steps full of the most spectacular dolls! 🎎 Whilst tiered hina doll displays are often incredibly expensive (we’re talking £1000+ 👀 & as such are often heirlooms passed down by generation), historically families who couldn’t afford these, created hanging hand-made decorations which you can see either side of the staircase. Known as tsurushi kazari they are a renowned cultural tradition in this particular region of Japan 🇯🇵 Sewn from repurposed old kimono scraps, they represent a family’s hope for the health & happiness of their daughters with each different shape having its own symbolic meaning ✨ 📆 Until March 8th from 10am-3pm 🕰️ this display started from Feb 14th so if you don’t have time this year, save this post & visit next Feb/early March! 🔖 thank you @maris_adventures_in_japan for this rec! ✨ 📍 Susanoo shrine, Inatori Onsen, Shizuoka (素盞鳴神社) ♨️ as it’s an onsen town I recommend staying here like I did for the weekend! My recommendation is Katasekan Hiina #hinamatsuri #japanfestival #traditionaljapan #japaneseculture #dollsfestival
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