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Hina dolls, compact, mini, prince and princess decoration, wood grain, Hina dolls, Oboko, standing dolls, stylish, modern, cute, first festival, Jinya
Hina dolls, compact, mini, prince and princess decoration, wood grain, Hina dolls, Oboko, standing dolls, stylish, modern, cute, first festival, Jinya
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Size: Width 26, depth 22, height 11 cm Hina doll, compact, wood grain, Hina doll, prince and princess decoration, modern, cute Hina doll, prince and princess decoration, compact, modern, cute, stylish Hina doll, girls' first festival decoration. Hina dolls are available in a wide range of sizes, from compact to tiered. Prince and princess decorations and cased Hina dolls are easy to store. Standing Hina dolls, caseless types, etc. Storage decoration types are gorgeous first festival decorations. The compact Hina dolls make it easy to put away. As an interior decoration, these Hina dolls are easy to display in your room, on a shelf, or at the entrance. Hina doll decorations for the first festival of babies to ward off evil. Hina doll decorations/Hina dolls carefully finished by craftsmen while wishing for the health and development of parents, children, and relatives can be easily put away.
In Japan, the first festival was originally a doll made of straw or paper used in a game called "Hina-asobi". The practice of transferring bad luck and misfortune to this doll and letting it float down a river or into the sea began, and developed into the current Hinamatsuri. Therefore, the Hina dolls are amulets to protect girls from misfortune, ensuring their healthy growth. Therefore, giving up your mother's Hina doll is a bit of a stretch in terms of the original meaning...Hina dolls will always be watching over you. No matter how old you are, please decorate your Hina dolls every year. Please decorate as many Hina dolls as possible, including those of your grandmother, mother, and baby, as well as those of your family members. We believe that the most important thing is the feeling of celebration shared by all family members. Please decorate your Hina dolls and celebrate Hinamatsuri with food that incorporates seafood such as auspicious clams and other mountain and sea foods. The set for the Girls' Festival uses many different dolls to teach master-servant relationships and the division of social roles, while everyday furniture and furnishings such as the dolls' accessories, cherry blossoms, and tachibana trees teach discipline and manners at home through play. Hinamatsuri is an embodiment of the wish for healthy growth of babies, and as a celebration of a girl's Girls' Festival, the father's side, mother's side, both families, and parents give Hina dolls with their wishes, and it has been passed down from person to person.
Number of players: 2
Target gender: Female
Manufacturer's recommended age: 12 months and up
Manufacturer reference: a3sen20-70-a3j22-k-8
In Japan, the first festival was originally a doll made of straw or paper used in a game called "Hina-asobi". The practice of transferring bad luck and misfortune to this doll and letting it float down a river or into the sea began, and developed into the current Hinamatsuri. Therefore, the Hina dolls are amulets to protect girls from misfortune, ensuring their healthy growth. Therefore, giving up your mother's Hina doll is a bit of a stretch in terms of the original meaning...Hina dolls will always be watching over you. No matter how old you are, please decorate your Hina dolls every year. Please decorate as many Hina dolls as possible, including those of your grandmother, mother, and baby, as well as those of your family members. We believe that the most important thing is the feeling of celebration shared by all family members. Please decorate your Hina dolls and celebrate Hinamatsuri with food that incorporates seafood such as auspicious clams and other mountain and sea foods. The set for the Girls' Festival uses many different dolls to teach master-servant relationships and the division of social roles, while everyday furniture and furnishings such as the dolls' accessories, cherry blossoms, and tachibana trees teach discipline and manners at home through play. Hinamatsuri is an embodiment of the wish for healthy growth of babies, and as a celebration of a girl's Girls' Festival, the father's side, mother's side, both families, and parents give Hina dolls with their wishes, and it has been passed down from person to person.
Number of players: 2
Target gender: Female
Manufacturer's recommended age: 12 months and up
Manufacturer reference: a3sen20-70-a3j22-k-8
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