Rendaiji Weeping Flower Peaches are now in full bloom (⋈◍>◡<◍). ✧? The blooming of the "Weeping Peach Village Festival" held until April 7th is ? in full bloom ?! Dark pink, pale pink, and white flowers drooping on the branches, making it a very beautiful sight. Cherry blossoms such as Someiyoshino in Shimoda City seem to be a little late in flowering this year. It is also a feature of Rendai Temple that there is an abundance of springs. Most of Shimoda Onsen draws ✨♨✨ from the source of Rendaiji Onsen The hand bath also feels good~ ?♨(^○^) If the weather is good, the 118-step ✨ platform of the best in Japan will also appear! The weather is forecast to break down from April 3rd, but please take a break from the weather and come to Rendai Temple in spring!

This hanging chick is also decorated with the goten chick in the previous posted.

This splendid Gotenhina has been handed down to the old family of Katsuragi Town.

In conjunction with the Hinamatsuri Festival on March 3rd, Hina dolls were ? exhibited in the lobby of the hotel A powerful platform with 7 steps. 15 dolls are celebrating in ? a gorgeous way It may be ? fun to look for your favorite doll Originally, Hinamatsuri was an event to celebrate the safety of girls by decorating substitute dolls in hopes of their health. In the early Edo period, March 3 was established as a peach festival, and in the middle period, it became common as a Hinamatsuri festival for girls.

It is a "Hinamatsuri" event in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. At the former Yamamura family residence in the Hamasaki Denken district, a checkered doll called "Hoko-san" was also on display. "Hoko-san and Hoko dolls" are generally given to celebrate the first festival of a baby girl. In the past, they were dressed in maternity clothes, which were also given to the celebration, and decorated with Hina dolls. It seems like everyone is staring at you, and I'm a little intimidated.

It is a "Hinamatsuri" event in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The Kubota House, built in the late Edo period, exhibited about 400 dolls, including Gotenbina and Yuso Kubina. It was a spectacular and fantastic space where the old chicks under Hagi Castle seemed to be playing a song at any moment.

Currently, the domestic demand development center "Mokurakukan" is displaying pamphlets about tourist spots in Engaru Town made by fifth-grade students of Minami Elementary School. In order to convey the charm of Engaru Town, they did a lot of research and created it. Please come and see it ♪ In addition, we sell a large number of wooden goods for the "Hinamatsuri". We look forward to seeing you at "Kigakukan"!

【Izu Bunya】 Built in Meiji 43 (1910) (1910), the Izubun Residence was once run by a kimono merchant. In Matsuzaki Town, the building was donated by the owner and the interior was developed as a valuable historical building representing the Meiji era. Currently, it is open as a free rest area. In the park next to the Izubun residence, there is also a foot bath.

【Ando Family Residence Hinamatsuri】 Designated as a National Important Cultural Property, more than 200 dolls from Edo to Showa are on display at the "Ando Family Residence". Yamanashi's unique hina doll, "Bina Yokozawa", is charming in its standing figure. You can also enjoy the architecture and gardens that are more than 300 years old suitable for the spring festival. During the period, a concert of songs related to spring will be held. In addition, the staff is giving a handmade miniature folded gift to those who come. (Limited number) Date and time: February 9 (Fri) ~ April 8 (Mon), 2024 (Reiwa 6) Time: 9 a.m. ~ 4:30 p.m. (last admission 4 p.m.) *Closed on Tuesdays Admission fee: Adults (university students and older) 300 yen Children (elementary, junior high, and high school students) 100 yen * Preschoolers free of charge Address Yamanashi Prefecture Minami-Alps City Seinan Lake 4302 Note: You may be required to use a temporary parking lot due to parking lot maintenance work. (3 mins walk) Contact: Ando Family ☎Residence 055-284-4448 Cultural Properties Division, ☎Board of Education 055-282-7269

It is a white-walled townscape (下街街) in Shimomachi, Fuchu City, Hiroshima Prefecture. The season is over, but the festival will start on April 22nd.

"Daughter's Day" is a festival held every year on March 3, also commonly known as the Peach Blossom Festival, which is a traditional celebration to pray for the healthy growth of girls, and Japanese dolls decorated in traditional Japanese costumes are called "Daughter's Day dolls". Daughter's Day dolls will also be displayed in various places, which is very spectacular! Remember to take pictures. Welcome to Sapporo Jinyutei in the evening and enjoy a different night!

Hina dolls were ?✴?✴? displayed in the lobby of Abashirikoso March 3rd Peach Festival is a day to celebrate girls. It is ? a day to pray and celebrate the healthy happiness of girls.