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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.
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