Living with a sense of celebration on the "Girls' Festival"
The Children's Day is a day to express gratitude for being born.
The thought of cherishing you.
At [Living with Sunshine], we don't just sell Hina dolls, we want to be there for each and every person's Hinamatsuri, teaching them how to enjoy their first Hinamatsuri and Hinamatsuri, as well as how to celebrate the festival, until they decide to part with their Hina dolls.
Living in harmony with the sun <Girls' Festival>
Hina Notebook
- Making the Girls' Festival easier and more familiar -
My first Hina doll.
It marks the beginning of small celebrations that come with spring.
"Hina Techo" is a small booklet that is quietly included with anyone who purchases a Hina doll.
When do you start displaying them? What is their significance?
While gently approaching such doubts,
We have written down some tips to help you enjoy the Doll's Festival, which comes every year from now on, more wholeheartedly.
The origin of dolls, forms of prayer, foods eaten during festivals,
And after spending a long time together, they even discussed the need for a thanksgiving service to say goodbye.
It has been carefully put together with the thoughts of living in harmony with nature.
This book is,
May it gently accompany your family's precious memories and gentle Hinamatsuri time.
Please enjoy your Hinamatsuri in "Living with Sunshine."
About prayer
Hina dolls are an irreplaceable "form of prayer"
Since ancient times, Hina dolls have been said to be vessels that take on the misfortunes and illnesses of children.
It is imbued with the wish to "prevent misfortune from befalling oneself" and the wish to "gain happiness in life."
They are treasured and displayed as talismans even today.
We offer blessings for all of our Hina dolls and deliver them with care so that you can welcome the sacred celebratory event of the Festival in peace and joy.
<About Wake Shrine>
Wake Shrine is a historic shrine whose main deity is Wake no Kiyomaro, a loyal retainer of the Nara period, and whose elder sister, Wake no Hiromushihime, is also enshrined there.
Princess Hiromushi is known for taking in 83 orphaned children during times of war and famine and raising them as a surrogate parent, and she is still deeply revered today as the "guardian deity of children."
"I wish my child happiness"
It is with these warm feelings in mind that we deliver each and every Hina doll with a quiet prayer.
Festivals are times to pray for life.
I hope that, with your warm prayers, this will become a supporting presence for you in your life going forward.
Have fun while preserving memories
Special gift for "Living with Sunshine"
The seasonal events that take place around the Hina dolls, including the first Doll Festival, are all special times for families.
"What can we do next year?" While accompanying your child's growth,
Decorating, celebrating, communicating - all of these actions will become irreplaceable memories.
And it is these small accumulations that may become the story of "Our Hinamatsuri."
At Haretokurusu, we aim to gently encourage you to make memories.
We have prepared a variety of special gifts for everyone who purchases a Hina doll.
All of them are things you can enjoy while recording your daily lives and celebrations.
It is one of life's greatest gifts that parents can give to their children.
Let's incorporate the essence to make happy memories ♪
To all customers who purchase Hina dolls from the online shop <Hare to Kurashi>!
■Original Tapestry A cloth decoration that can be displayed every year to add a touch of elegance to the Doll's Festival.
■Photo frames and music boxes Preserve your child's first festival and other annual memories in a visible form.
■3-piece care set To ensure you can cherish your display for a long time.
■Hifu kimono (for those who purchase over 100,000 yen)
It is perfect as a special outfit for festivals and for commemorative photos at home.
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In addition, "Living with Sunshine" introduces ideas and trivia on the web to help you enjoy your first festival and Girls' Festival even more.
Bring important events closer to you. Please use it for your special days every year.
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What is Peach Festival?
Since ancient times, seasonal festivals, which mark the turning point of the year, have been considered times when evil spirits can easily enter the country, and when people's health and lifestyles can easily become disturbed, so seasonal festivals have been passed down as part of the culture and customs of the people.
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When should I start and finish decorating?
Around February 4th to March 4th <br/>It is common to display Hina dolls during the seasonal turning point from around the beginning of spring (February 4th) to around Usui (February 19th). It is said that the days after Setsubun (February 3rd, after demons are exorcised) are good days.
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Until what age should Hina dolls be displayed?
The guideline is [Coming of Age Ceremony or age 20 (18)]
Basically, there are no rules. As it acts as a talisman, it is ideal to display it until the child becomes independent. Some people continue to display it even after getting married.
Enjoy reading about the Girls' Festival
Classic menu to enjoy Hinamatsuri
Hinamatsuri tapestry present♪
Living with celebrations vol.1 Girls' Festival (1)
Even when you let go, you can rest assured with "Living with Sunshine"
Thanksgiving (memorial service) service
At Hare to Kurasawa, we offer a service to carry out a thanksgiving (memorial service) ceremony on your behalf, so that you can part with your festival decorations that have completed their purpose with peace of mind and without any regrets.
From the Hina dolls that have watched over your children's growth to the carp streamers, hagoita (battledore) and hamayumi (baton), you must have created many memories.
Thanksgiving refers to the ceremony in which dolls that have outlived their usefulness are offered at a shrine as a memorial service for children who have grown up and become independent.
